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What is the main challenge mentioned in the text regarding equality between men and women?
What is the main challenge mentioned in the text regarding equality between men and women?
- Men and women are not treated equally in the workplace, with differences in pay. (correct)
- Men and women cannot be friends due to inequality.
- Equality is not a challenge, as men and women are treated equally.
- Inequality only affects gay men, not straight men and women.
What is one of the main advantages of a 'friends with benefits' relationship?
What is one of the main advantages of a 'friends with benefits' relationship?
- It is impossible to develop feelings in this type of relationship.
- There is a strong commitment between the partners.
- There are no disadvantages to a 'friends with benefits' relationship.
- It is a safe and convenient way to have sex with a trusted partner. (correct)
What percentage of college students have had a friendship that included a sexual element?
What percentage of college students have had a friendship that included a sexual element?
- 16%
- 81%
- 60% (correct)
- 67%
What is one of the main disadvantages of a 'friends with benefits' relationship mentioned in the text?
What is one of the main disadvantages of a 'friends with benefits' relationship mentioned in the text?
What percentage of participants thought it was not possible to have a sexual relationship and be friends?
What percentage of participants thought it was not possible to have a sexual relationship and be friends?
What is one key difference between online and face-to-face (FtF) friendships mentioned in the text?
What is one key difference between online and face-to-face (FtF) friendships mentioned in the text?
What percentage of participants had questions or issues they did not discuss in their 'friends with benefits' relationships?
What percentage of participants had questions or issues they did not discuss in their 'friends with benefits' relationships?
What is mentioned in the text as a reason why some people may not want to have a cross-sex 'friends with benefits' relationship?
What is mentioned in the text as a reason why some people may not want to have a cross-sex 'friends with benefits' relationship?
What is one way in which online friendships are different from face-to-face (FtF) friendships?
What is one way in which online friendships are different from face-to-face (FtF) friendships?
What is the main reason mentioned in the text for why 'friends with benefits' relationships can be advantageous?
What is the main reason mentioned in the text for why 'friends with benefits' relationships can be advantageous?
What is the main characteristic of a friendship according to the text?
What is the main characteristic of a friendship according to the text?
In a friendship, what does interdependence refer to?
In a friendship, what does interdependence refer to?
Which type of need involves friends helping us maintain our desired self-image?
Which type of need involves friends helping us maintain our desired self-image?
What is the challenge associated with cross-sex/heterosexual friendships according to O’Meara (1989)?
What is the challenge associated with cross-sex/heterosexual friendships according to O’Meara (1989)?
Which need in friendships involves feeling safe within the relationship?
Which need in friendships involves feeling safe within the relationship?
What does the text suggest about friendships when interactions stop?
What does the text suggest about friendships when interactions stop?
In friendships, what psychological need involves friends providing constant admiration and emotional closeness?
In friendships, what psychological need involves friends providing constant admiration and emotional closeness?
What is a key difference between FtF (face-to-face) and CMC (computer-mediated communication) groups?
What is a key difference between FtF (face-to-face) and CMC (computer-mediated communication) groups?
According to the Reduced Social Cues Model, which of the following is NOT a basic assumption about computer-mediated communication?
According to the Reduced Social Cues Model, which of the following is NOT a basic assumption about computer-mediated communication?
Which type of conformity occurs when individuals conform because they believe the group is correct?
Which type of conformity occurs when individuals conform because they believe the group is correct?
Which factor is LEAST likely to increase conformity in a group?
Which factor is LEAST likely to increase conformity in a group?
In the Asch line test experiment, what percentage of participants confirmed the majority's (incorrect) answer when responding privately?
In the Asch line test experiment, what percentage of participants confirmed the majority's (incorrect) answer when responding privately?
What is a key factor that decreases conformity in a group?
What is a key factor that decreases conformity in a group?
Which of the following is NOT a key assumption of the Reduced Social Cues Model?
Which of the following is NOT a key assumption of the Reduced Social Cues Model?
What type of conformity occurs when individuals conform to avoid group disapproval?
What type of conformity occurs when individuals conform to avoid group disapproval?
What is a key difference between FtF and CMC groups in terms of how group members influence each other?
What is a key difference between FtF and CMC groups in terms of how group members influence each other?
According to the Reduced Social Cues Model, which of the following is a basic assumption about computer-mediated communication?
According to the Reduced Social Cues Model, which of the following is a basic assumption about computer-mediated communication?
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