Interpersonal Relationships

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True

True or false: Fewer people are marrying than ever before

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Half

Only ___ of adults in the US are presently married

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Why are people waiting longer to marry?

Money, responsibility, commitment, less of an expectation

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Half

About ____ of all marriages end in divorce

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Why do marriages end in divorce nowadays?

Not the intention, easier to get divorced

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Second shift

When women come home from a job and then they have to make dinner or care for their kids

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Attachment styles

Learned orientations toward relationships with others

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Secure attachment style

Trusting and relaxed

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Anxious ambivalent attachment style

Nervous and clingy

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Avoidant attachment style

Suspicious and with drawn

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60%

Only about ____ of us are secure and trusting in our romantic relationships

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Close relationships

Attachment styles are learned through our experiences in ________

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overlap substantially

The actual interests, styles, and abilities of men and women ________

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much greater

Variation with each sex is _____ than any difference between the sexes

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Gender roles

The patterns of bx that are culturally expected of men and women

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Knowledge, interdependence, caring, responsiveness, mutuality, commitment

Components of intimacy

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Knowledge

Component of intimacy; intimate partners have extensive personal and often confidential info about each other

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Interdependence

Component of intimacy; intimate partners have strong, diverse, and enduring influence on each other

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Caring

Component of intimacy; intimate partners feel more affection for one another than they do for most others

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Trust

Component of intimacy; intimate partners expect treatment from one another that is fair, honorable, and benevolent

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Responsiveness

Component of intimacy; intimate partners are more attentive to each others needs and they support each other more effectively than they do most others

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Mutuality

Component of intimacy; intimate partners think of themselves as a couple instead of as two entirely separate indiviuduals

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Commitment

Component of intimacy; intimate partners expect their relationship to continue, and they work to realize that goal

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Women spend a lot more time and biological effort than men in each child they produce

What is a reproductive dilemma for women?

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Men may face doubts about whether or not a particular child is theirs

What is a reproductive dilemma for men?

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Convenience sample

Anyone who is readily available

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Volunteer bias, easy

What is a drawback and benefit of a convenience sample?

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Representative sample

Represents entire population

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Correlational research

Observe relation between two variables

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To predict

What is the goal of correlational research?

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Positive correlation

When both events more in the same direction whether it is increasing or decreasing; both events could move upwards or both events could move downwards

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Negative correlation

When the events move in opposite directions

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Experimental research

Investigator manipulates one variable to see the effect on another variable

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Independent variable

Variable that is manipulated (types of treatment)

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Dependent variable

Variable that is measured in response to manipulation of IV (symptoms of depression)

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Self reports

This is when you ask people about their feelings and bx often through questionnaires or interviews

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Social desirability bias

This is when people may be reluctant to report anything that makes them look bad; drawback of self reports

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Understanding peoples personal POVs

What is a benefit to self reports?

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Observation

This is when you watch the bx directly; benefit is that observer is highly trained and watching is highly detailed

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Reactivity

When people might change their bx because they know they are being observed; drawback of observation

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Role of proximity

We tend to like those who work and live near us; rewarding and distance is costly

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Stereotype about physical attractiveness

We assume that physically attractive people also have other desirable traits

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Evolutionary perspective on physical attractiveness

  1. Standards of who is attractive is much the same around the world

  2. Babies are born with preferences for the same faces that we find attractive as adults

  3. People with symmetrical, attractive faces tend to enjoy good physical and mental health

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Reactance theory

States that when people lose their freedom, they strive to regain it; we may want someone more if we are threated with losing him or her