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Which type of love is characterized by personal infatuation and showing passion?
Which type of love is characterized by personal infatuation and showing passion?
- Agape
- Philia
- Pragma
- Eros (correct)
What term describes the emotional struggles and setbacks people face during hard times?
What term describes the emotional struggles and setbacks people face during hard times?
- Mania (correct)
- Eros
- Pragma
- Bullying
What is the nature of Philautia in the context of love?
What is the nature of Philautia in the context of love?
- Sacrificial love for others
- Deep friendship love
- Childhood kinship love
- Empathetic way of loving oneself (correct)
Who is referred to as the Target in a bullying situation?
Who is referred to as the Target in a bullying situation?
Which type of love is described as enduring for decades and being mature in nature?
Which type of love is described as enduring for decades and being mature in nature?
What is the core element of emotional love in relationships?
What is the core element of emotional love in relationships?
Which type of bullying is characterized by the intention to cause harm through aggression?
Which type of bullying is characterized by the intention to cause harm through aggression?
In Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love, which of the following is NOT one of the components?
In Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love, which of the following is NOT one of the components?
What does 'humiliation' primarily refer to in the context of emotional reactions?
What does 'humiliation' primarily refer to in the context of emotional reactions?
What does the term 'acquaintanceship' primarily describe?
What does the term 'acquaintanceship' primarily describe?
Which of the following best defines 'commitment' in the context of relationships?
Which of the following best defines 'commitment' in the context of relationships?
In the context of types of love, what describes 'ludus'?
In the context of types of love, what describes 'ludus'?
What does 'repetitive' mean in the context of bullying?
What does 'repetitive' mean in the context of bullying?
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Study Notes
Relationships
- A relationship can be a connection between individuals, groups, or entities
- Relationships stem from the word "relation"
Types of Relationships
- Family relationships involve members of a family
- Friendships are personal relationships between two people that involves mutual trust and support
- Romantic relationships involve intimacy, commitment, and passion
- Physical love is expressed through touch, physical closeness, or other forms of physical connection
- Emotional love is about feeling deeply connected to someone
- Spiritual love is a deep romantic connection that creates oneness by merging the mind, body, and soul
- Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love includes intimacy, passion, and commitment
- Intimacy feelings of closeness, connectedness, and bondedness
- Passion refers to romance, physical attraction, sexual consummation, and related phenomena
- Commitment refers to the decision to love someone in the short-term, and maintaining that love in the long-term
Love
- Love is a strong affection that can arise from kinship or personal ties
- Love is a range of feelings, states, and attitudes from interpersonal affection to pleasure
- Ludus is the beginning stages of intimate love
- Mania is the possessiveness or madness over a partner
- Eros is personal infatuation showing passion
- Pragma is mature love that has endured for decades
- Philia is a love that runs deep in a friendship
- Philautia is an empathetic way of loving oneself and others, it involves self-love which is how a person views themselves, their body, and their mind
- Storge is child's love (childhood friendship and kinship)
- Agape is an empathetic way of loving oneself and others, it is unconditional, selfless, and sacrificial
Bullying
- Bullying is repeated aggressive behavior that aims to harm or intimidate somebody
- It's characterized by intentionality, repetitiveness, and an imbalance of power
- Bullying can happen in school or outside of school
- The target is the person being bullied
- Bullies are the people who are bullying the target
- A witness or bystander is anyone who observes bullying
- Hard times are periods of overwhelming life challenges that can lead to emotional struggles, uncertainty, setbacks, and emotional hardship
- Humiliation is the feeling of embarrassment and shame when someone makes you appear stupid or when you make a mistake in public
- Your emotions are valid, but your actions are not
- Bullying should not be tolerated, and anyone experiencing bullying should seek help
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