Psychology Interpersonal Attraction Quiz
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Which of these are considered to be a type of interpersonal attraction?

  • Attraction between friends
  • Attraction between family members
  • Romantic attraction
  • All of the above (correct)
  • Physical attraction is a poor indicator of whether a relationship will be successful.

    True

    Love is characterized by three basic components: intimacy, passion, and commitment.

    True

    Which of the following is NOT a major element of a healthy and acceptable expression of attraction?

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

    What is the name of the law that prohibits indecent and unlawful acts of expression in the Philippines?

    <p>Republic Act 11313 (Safe Space Act)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Golden Rule applies to all relationships by suggesting that we treat others with dignity and respect.

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

    According to Robert Sternberg, what are the three components of love?

    <p>Intimacy, passion, and commitment.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a type of social influence?

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

    What is the primary purpose of a genogram?

    <p>To visualize hereditary patterns and psychological factors that punctuate relationships.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A genogram is simply a traditional family tree.

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

    What is the difference between a family and a community?

    <p>A family is a group of individuals living together in one household, typically related by blood, marriage, or adoption. A community is a group of people living in the same place or sharing common interests.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Understanding Personal Relationships

    • Relationships are a two-way street, requiring give-and-take from all parties.
    • Relationships come in various forms.
    • Affection is a crucial aspect of intimate relationships, often leading to significant fulfillment.
    • Personal relationships are those closely associated with a specific individual, while impersonal relationships exist within organizations or institutions.

    Attraction

    • Unattainable qualities can be attractive.
    • Physical attractiveness is often based on instinct, with features like wide eyes, high cheekbones, and a slim build being commonly considered attractive in women, and tall stature, broad shoulders, and a small waist in men. Symmetry is also linked to attraction.
    • Physical attraction isn't a predictor of relationship success.
    • Social qualities like comfort, empathy, and social skills are attractive attributes in a partner.
    • Competence, leadership abilities, and work skills, are desirable qualities in men.
    • Individuals tend to choose partners with similar levels of physical attractiveness and social desirability (Matching Hypothesis).
    • Love involves affection, passion, and dedication (Triangular Theory of Love), and different aspects of love can vary throughout the relationship.

    Acceptable and Unacceptable Means of Expressing Attraction

    • Filipino culture emphasizes respectful and appropriate expression of attraction.
    • Actions considered disrespectful or inappropriate can negatively impact a person's standing in society and community and suggest a lack of proper upbringing.

    Healthy and Acceptable Expressions of Attraction

    • Mutual respect is key; each partner should trust and respect the weaknesses of the other.
    • Trust is crucial; honesty and respect from both partners are necessary for a healthy relationship.
    • Honesty promotes trust; dishonest behavior undermines trust.
    • Support is essential, offering encouragement and assistance throughout the relationship.
    • Fairness/Equality entails an equal give-and-take in the relationship dynamics.
    • Separate identities are important; individuals should maintain their individuality within the relationship.
    • Open communication is crucial; honesty and clarity foster a deeper connection.

    Unacceptable Relationship Behaviors

    • Cheating in a monogamous relationship is considered unacceptable.
    • Demeaning behavior, putting one partner down, is unacceptable.
    • Failings to support personal goals is hurtful.
    • Controlling behavior is a major warning sign, indicating potentially abusive tendencies.
    • Lack of communication can damage a relationship.
    • Unnecessary sacrifices where one partner gives more than the other, without reciprocity.
    • Unreliability undermines the trust and security within a relationship.
    • Forgetting important dates is disrespectful in a meaningful relationship.
    • Self-destruction or destructive behavior in a partner is a cause for concern and not something that should be tolerated.
    • Lack of care for partner's family or friends is indicative of a lack of intimacy.

    Personal Relationships

    • Commitment is a long-term aspect of relationships that requires work from both partners.
    • Similarity is often a major factor influencing attraction.
    • Proximity to each other influences relationship development (closeness).
    • Reciprocity (mutual feelings) strengthens relationships.

    Social Relationships in Middle and Late Adolescence

    • Teens spend more time with peers than family, often leading to shifts in the primary sources of personal development.
    • Social relations involve ongoing interaction with various groups (family, friends, neighbors).
    • Relationships that include affection, respect, and open communication are viewed positively.
    • Peer groups play a significant role for many teens.

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    Test your knowledge on the factors of interpersonal attraction and the components of love as defined by Robert Sternberg. This quiz covers essential concepts such as intimacy, passion, and commitment, along with the relevance of social influence in relationships. Dive into the intricate dynamics of human interactions and relationships.

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