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| -released by females during orgasm for pair bonding |
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| we want to be with people through experiences |
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| discrepancy between the levels of contact someone wants to have and how much they actually have |
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| We share things with people we like, and we like peopl who share things with us |
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| Social Penetration theory |
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| - go from superficial to meaningful disclosures |
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| Passion, Intimacy, Commitment |
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| ideal= person of comparable self worth |
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| fear, sadness, happiness, disgust, anger, surprise |
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| integration of hormonal and neural systems |
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fear, even when unconscious of it
- attaching emotions to memory |
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- nonconscious expression of emotion
- fight or flight |
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| We percieve an emotion which causes a physical response |
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| we experience a physical response, which we then interpret as an emotion |
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- we experience emotion and physical response simultaneously
- Cortex separately activates emotion and bodily reaction |
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| we analyze an experience cognitively then we use that information with our physical response to produce an emotion |
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| the presence of one emotion triggers its opposite |
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| serve the evolutionary function of helping form bonds |
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| - right brain corresponds more with negative emotions |
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| - loss of fear, overeating, hypersexuality |
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| - over the long run, individuals must help eachother out |
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- evolutionarily built to work together
- propel us to be associated with eachother |
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- feedback loop of previous experience
- adapt to current position |
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- social comparisons govern emotions
- matter of perspective |
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