Minding Relationship Theory and Social Institutions
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What does the minding relationship theory emphasize as crucial for relationship satisfaction?

  • Shared financial responsibilities
  • Strict adherence to social norms
  • The thought process of the individuals involved (correct)
  • Limited communication to reduce conflict
  • Which of the following is NOT a component of the minding relationship?

  • Self Disclosure
  • Reciprocity
  • Competition (correct)
  • Continuity
  • What role do social institutions play in society?

  • They support a society’s survival through established norms (correct)
  • They focus solely on economic growth
  • They introduce chaos to social norms
  • They operate independently without influence on culture
  • According to the components of minding relationships, what is essential during the process of self-disclosure?

    <p>Building trust through shared intimate information</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which social institution is primarily responsible for maintaining order within a society?

    <p>Government</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a key aspect of the principle of reciprocity in relationships?

    <p>Mutual respect depending on openness</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one of the fundamental needs met by social institutions?

    <p>Providing structure and order</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of minding relationships, which action is crucial during the life of a relationship?

    <p>Continuously sharing respect and positive feedback</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Minding Relationship Theory

    • Another relationship theory, focusing on relationship maintenance and satisfaction, posits that internal thought processes greatly influence relationship success. Happiness is perceived as a mental state within the relationship.
    • Key proponents: Harvey & Omarzu (1997)

    Social Institutions

    • Established norms and subsystems supporting societal survival
    • Each sector has specific responsibilities contributing to overall societal functioning and stability.
    • Reduces societal chaos and increases structure
    • Meets fundamental societal needs (structure, guidance, order)
    • Examples: family, religion, education, government, economy
    • Significant in shaping gender and racial norms/values

    Five Components of Minding Relationships

    • Self-Disclosure: Essential for building trust, allowing partners to grow together through sharing information, insights, desires, and experiences.
    • Respect and Acceptance: Maintaining respect and acceptance, especially when sharing negative information, crucial for healthy relationships.
    • Cultivating Relationships: Enhancing positive attributions/descriptions/explanations for partner behavior
    • Reciprocity: A core principle; if one partner is not open, it hinders respect, acceptance and positive views of the relationship. This means not respecting or accepting the partner, and not maintaining a positive view of the relationship.
    • Continuity: The process of sharing, respect, acceptance, positive attributions, and reciprocity must continue throughout the relationship's lifespan.

    Significant Social Institutions

    • Government: Maintains order, enforces norms, and protects from external threats.

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    Explore the concepts of relationship maintenance and satisfaction through the lens of Minding Relationship Theory. This quiz delves into key components like self-disclosure, respect, and the role of social institutions in shaping societal norms. Gain insights into how these theories contribute to relationship success and stability.

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