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| love is a partnership that involves mutual support and negotiation, increases energy, and intensifies emotion |
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| love is based on activity, doing things together, and feelings of increased strength and self- confidence |
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| love is a feeling communicated through NV behavior and experienced through physical reactions such as feeling warm all over and losing one's appetite |
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| love is based on commitment and involves experiencing strong feelings of connection, spending time together, and discussing the future |
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| love is based on security and intimacy: experienced through feelings of safety and warmth; communicated through intimate self-disclosure |
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| love is shown through overt behavior, such as doing things for the partner and saying i love you frequenlty |
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| traditional romantic love |
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| love involves togetherness and commitment, as well as feeling beautiful and healthy |
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| beginning in infancy and continuing through the lifespan, humans have an innate need to form attachments with others |
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| the degree to which a child develops an internalized sense of self-worth that is not dependent on external validation |
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| the degree to which a child expects other to be supportive and accepting rather than rejecting |
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| coherent patterns of emotion and social behavior that occur in close relationships |
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