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What is the main focus of Lesson 1 in personal relationships?
What is the main focus of Lesson 1 in personal relationships?
- Building responsible future relationships
- The evolution of humans to fall in love (correct)
- Understanding teenage relationships
- Showing attraction, love, and commitment
According to the reading material, what strengthens one's sense of belongingness?
According to the reading material, what strengthens one's sense of belongingness?
- Interacting through different forms of behavior
- Being with the group
- Showing love, affection, and loyalty to the group (correct)
- Learning how to smile and greet each other
What did several studies link to one's happiness, as mentioned in the reading material?
What did several studies link to one's happiness, as mentioned in the reading material?
- Learning how to smile and greet each other
- Being with the group
- Interacting through different forms of behavior
- Establishing close relationships (correct)
What is the acceptable and unacceptable expressions of attractions discussed in Lesson 1?
What is the acceptable and unacceptable expressions of attractions discussed in Lesson 1?
What is the relationship between close relationships and coping with stresses, based on the reading material?
What is the relationship between close relationships and coping with stresses, based on the reading material?
What did pre-historic humans engage in as a form of interaction, according to the reading material?
What did pre-historic humans engage in as a form of interaction, according to the reading material?
What does the MerriamWebster Online Dictionary define as relationship?
What does the MerriamWebster Online Dictionary define as relationship?
Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic types of relationships according to Hamon (2016)?
Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic types of relationships according to Hamon (2016)?
According to Sternberg (1988), what defines a romantic relationship?
According to Sternberg (1988), what defines a romantic relationship?
What is marked by intimacy in adult relationships according to Myers (2011)?
What is marked by intimacy in adult relationships according to Myers (2011)?
According to Feist & Feist (2008), what is marked by resistance to being close with others in adult relationships?
According to Feist & Feist (2008), what is marked by resistance to being close with others in adult relationships?
What determines one’s stability of adult love patterns according to Hazan and Shiver (1987)?
What determines one’s stability of adult love patterns according to Hazan and Shiver (1987)?
In what type of relationship is there strong feelings of intimacy and passion according to Sternberg (1988)?
In what type of relationship is there strong feelings of intimacy and passion according to Sternberg (1988)?
How does the Bureau of Census define 'Family'?
How does the Bureau of Census define 'Family'?
What is defined as the relation between an employer and an employee or regulated by law?
What is defined as the relation between an employer and an employee or regulated by law?
What does it mean when the primary caregiver is responsive to the needs of the child, whether physical or emotional according to Feist & Feist (2008)?
What does it mean when the primary caregiver is responsive to the needs of the child, whether physical or emotional according to Feist & Feist (2008)?
Flashcards
Sense of Belonging
Sense of Belonging
Feeling accepted and connected to others through meaningful social connections.
Happiness and Relationships
Happiness and Relationships
Studies show strong links between happiness and positive relationships.
Healthy Expressions of Attraction
Healthy Expressions of Attraction
Flirting and compliments are acceptable; harassment is not.
Stress and Relationships
Stress and Relationships
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Relationship Definition (general)
Relationship Definition (general)
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Types of Relationships (basic)
Types of Relationships (basic)
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Romantic Relationship (aspects)
Romantic Relationship (aspects)
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Relationship Intimacy
Relationship Intimacy
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Avoiding Intimacy
Avoiding Intimacy
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Attachment Style & Love
Attachment Style & Love
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Family (definition)
Family (definition)
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Employer-Employee Relationship
Employer-Employee Relationship
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Responsive Caregiver
Responsive Caregiver
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Intimacy & Passion (romantic)
Intimacy & Passion (romantic)
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Study Notes
Lesson 1 Focus
- Emphasis on understanding personal relationships and their dynamics.
Sense of Belongingness
- Strengthened by meaningful connections and supportive social networks.
Happiness Studies
- Several studies link happiness directly to quality interpersonal relationships.
Expressions of Attraction
- Acceptable expressions include flirting and verbal compliments.
- Unacceptable expressions involve harassment and unwanted advances.
Close Relationships and Stress
- Strong close relationships help individuals cope better with stress by providing emotional support.
Pre-historic Human Interaction
- Engaged in communal living and shared roles to enhance social bonds.
Definition of Relationship
- Defined by Merriam-Webster as the way in which two or more people or groups regard and behave toward each other.
Types of Relationships
- Hamon (2016) cites four basic types: family, friends, romantic, and work relationships.
- Casual acquaintanceship is NOT one of these basic types.
Romantic Relationships
- Defined by Sternberg (1988) as those characterized by intimacy, passion, and commitment.
Intimacy in Adult Relationships
- Marked by emotional closeness and deep connections, as noted by Myers (2011).
Resistance to Closeness
- Described by Feist & Feist (2008) as avoidance of intimacy or emotional engagement.
Stability of Love Patterns
- Determined by attachment styles established in early childhood, according to Hazan and Shaver (1987).
Intimacy and Passion
- Sternberg (1988) indicates that romantic relationships have strong feelings of both intimacy and passion.
Definition of Family
- Defined by the Bureau of Census as a group of two or more people who live together and are related by birth, marriage, or adoption.
Employer-Employee Relationship
- Defined as a regulated interaction between an employer and an employee based on legal and professional standards.
Responsive Primary Caregiver
- Described by Feist & Feist (2008) as one who meets the emotional and physical needs of a child, contributing to their secure attachment.
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Description
Explore the concepts of teenage relationships, expressions of attraction, love, and commitment, and how to appraise and build responsible future relationships. This reading material delves into the understanding of human relationships and the need to belong in society.
