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| a 24 year old man has the developmental task of |
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| is NOT a compnonent of Sternberg's theory of love |
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| when 2 people have a relationship full of commitment and intimacy, but lack passion, Sternberg calls this form of love: |
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| men, more than women, prefer a potential marriage partner who is |
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| when a man marries a woman who shares similarity in leisure activities and role preferences, he is adhering to a principle called: |
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| some relationships are characterized by overinvestment, repeated break-ups with the same partner, and the overly invested partner having low self esteem. The overly invested partner probably has the _________ attachment style |
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| marriage gradient described tendeencies of marriage based on all of the following factors EXCEPT |
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| women get married for the first time in the IS at the median age of |
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| what percentage of the people in the US spent their entire lives in singlehood? |
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| Eli Ginzberg developed a theory in the area of |
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| relationships proceed in a fixed order of three stages according to which theorist |
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| occupations associated with relationships are called |
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| type of motivation is involved when a person decides on a career based on prestige and money |
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| the evaluation of a role or person by other relevant members of a group or society is called |
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| mario finds he has to concentrate on remaining oriented to the present and future and avoid becoming preoccupied with the past. he is most likely |
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| most people choose their friends on the basis of all of the following EXCEPT |
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| zoe and carl are committed to their relationship even though they feel little passion for each other and are not intimate in any way. their love is: |
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| jack and jill, a couple with a similarity in leisure activity and role preferences, are displaying: |
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| people in this stage are rule followers |
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| according to research by Vaillant on people in the stage of career consolidation, |
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| murstein's SRV theory, the stage of a relationship in which initial judgements are formed on the other's physical characteristics is called the |
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| intense physiological arousal and situational cues occur together |
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| according to the labeling theory of passionate love, people experience romantic love when |
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| according to Erikson, young adulthood is the time to develop |
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| 2 people get married who are from the same background, including socioeconomic level and religion, their attraction is probably based on the priniciple of |
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| of young adults display the secure |
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| US Census Bureau's term for people cohabiting |
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| of female POSSLQS under age 25 |
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| of marriages in the US remain intact |
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| women spend more time in child care activities |
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| When men and women work the same number of hours on the job, |
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| internships during the senior year of college would provide support for what stage of career choice? |
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| holland says which personality type has excellent verbal and interpersonal skills? |
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| many organizations have invisible barriers which prevent some from being promoted |
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| they view marriages as too restrictive |
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| which is a reason why people chose to remain single? |
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| lving through illness and death of parents and contemporaries |
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| which is a developmental task of middle adulthood? |
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| is more heterogeneous for both men and women |
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| was not invented until the middle ages |
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| the idea that people should marry for love |
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| females to look for mates who will be good providers |
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| according to Buss, genetic programming causes |
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| ishmael attends college only because the economic gain he hopes to reap in the future. Ishmael displays _______ motivation |
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| labor tends to be more evenly divided in homosexual houses than in heterosexual households |
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| according to studies comparing gay, lesbian, and heterosexual couples |
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| is NOT considered communal |
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