18 Questions
Which stage is characterized by feeling physically attracted and drawn to the object of affection?
Lust
What is the evolutionary basis for the stage of lust?
Desire for sexual gratification
Which stage involves wanting to make a more lasting commitment to the loved one?
Attachment
What decreases in the attraction stage as the commitment increases?
Dopamine
Which stage causes a person to be obsessed about their object of affection and crave for their presence?
Love
Can lust exist without attraction, and vice versa?
Yes, lust can exist without attraction, and vice versa.
What is the main characteristic of Eros love?
Strong sexual and emotional component
Which love style is characterized by commitment, stability, and comfort as goals?
Storge Love
What defines Agape love?
Altruistic and selfless nature
Which love style views love as a game for fun or entertainment, lacking commitment and intimacy?
Ludus Love
According to the Triangular Theory of Love, which type involves intimacy and passion but lacks commitment?
Fatuous Love
What is the main feature of Mania love?
Intense feeling leading to obsessive and possessive behavior
What does the term 'solitary behavior' refer to in the context of sexual behavior diversity?
Self-stimulating behavior usually done in private
Which love style involves a practical and business-like approach to love?
Pragma Love
Which sexual orientation is characterized by being attracted to individuals of both the same and opposite sex?
Bisexuality
What defines 'Infatuation' in the context of love styles?
Passion without commitment
In the context of sexual desire, what does 'Pansexual' orientation refer to?
Attraction to individuals regardless of sex or gender identity
Which of the following best defines 'Companionate Love' according to the Triangular Theory of Love?
Intimacy and commitment without passion
This quiz covers topics related to understanding the sexual self-concept, chemistry of love, lust, and attachment, psychological aspects of sexual behavior, sexually transmitted diseases (STIs), and contraception. It emphasizes the importance of developing a sexual self-concept in adolescence.
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