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What is the definition of romantic love?
What does infatuation consist of?
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Which of the following options represents fatuous love?
What is the definition of empty love?
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Describe companionate love.
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What does liking consist of?
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Study Notes
Types of Love in Psychology
- Romantic Love: A combination of intimacy and passion, representing a deep emotional and physical connection.
- Infatuation: Defined by passion without intimacy, often characterized by intense attraction and short-lived enthusiasm.
- Fatuous Love: Involves both commitment and passion, but lacks intimacy, leading to whirlwind romances that may not deepen emotionally.
- Empty Love: Characterized solely by commitment, without passion or intimacy, often seen in stagnant relationships where emotional connectivity is lost.
- Companionate Love: A blend of intimacy and commitment, often found in long-term relationships where deep emotional bonds are present alongside loyalty.
- Liking: Represents intimacy without passion, typically found in close friendships with affection but no romantic feelings.
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