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On the continuum of interpersonal climates, the middle between confirming and disconfirming climates is known as ____.


A) open climate
B) free climate
C) coordinated climate
D) mixed climate
E) definite climate

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The counterpoint to superiority is ____.


A) description
B) provisionalism
C) spontaneity
D) problem orientation
E) equality

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Investments are what we put into relationships that we could not retrieve if the relationship were to end.

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Baxter (1990) has identified four ways partners handle the tension generated by opposing needs. Name and give an example of each way partners negotiate dialectical tensions.

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Ethnocentrism is one form of ____ communication.


A) certainty
B) problem oriented
C) effective
D) strategic
E) neutral

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Commitment is a decision to remain in a relationship. Notice that commitment is defined as a decision, not a feeling.

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The counterpoint to control is ____.


A) description
B) provisionalism
C) spontaneity
D) problem orientation
E) equality

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The happiest dating and married partners feel that they do not invest equally in their relationship compared to their partner.

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Most people feel defensive when others communicate in neutral ways that suggest the others are distanced and uninvolved with them.

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Natalie will always ask her roommate, what she is doing this weekend, because she wants her roommate to help her with her schoolwork. After a while, her roommate realizes that she is using this strategy.


A) description
B) strategy
C) spontaneity
D) problem orientation
E) equality

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Nora tells Dan that she needs help with a computer problem rather than saying "would you do something for me if I told you it really mattered?" By asking her help and saying "I really need help with the computer glitch", she is using this strategy.


A) description
B) provisionalism
C) spontaneity
D) problem orientation
E) equality

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Identify the following: -Endorsement

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An endorsement can refer to several different concepts depending on the context in which it is used. Here are a few common interpretations: 1. **Insurance Endorsement**: In the context of insurance, an endorsement is an amendment or addition to an existing insurance policy that changes the terms or scope of the original coverage. It can be used to add, delete, exclude, or otherwise alter coverage. This can be done during the policy term, at renewal, or at any other time agreed upon by the insurer and the insured. It is also sometimes referred to as a rider. 2. **Financial Instrument Endorsement**: When it comes to financial instruments like checks or promissory notes, an endorsement is the act of signing the back of the document to transfer ownership or to approve it to be cashed or deposited. A simple signature can be an endorsement, or additional instructions can be included. 3. **Product or Service Endorsement**: In marketing and advertising, an endorsement is a public declaration of support for a product or service, often made by a celebrity or an expert in the field. This type of endorsement is designed to build trust and credibility for the product among consumers. 4. **Political Endorsement**: In politics, an endorsement is a public declaration of one's support for a candidate or political party. This can come from individuals, organizations, or other politicians and can be a significant influence during elections. 5. **Professional Endorsement**: In a professional setting, an endorsement can refer to a statement of support or recommendation for a person's skills or character, often seen on professional networking sites like LinkedIn. 6. **Legal Document Endorsement**: In legal terms, an endorsement can refer to the act of signing a document to confirm agreement with its contents or to validate its authenticity. In summary, an endorsement is a formal declaration, amendment, or approval that can modify agreements, transfer rights, or express support across various domains such as insurance, finance, marketing, politics, and professional networking.

Marge says to Homer, "I don't want to hear it, you can no change my mind". These statements illustrate:


A) description
B) provisionalism
C) spontaneity
D) problem orientation
E) certainty

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According to relationships counselors, the most central and continuous tension in the majority of close relationships arises from which of the following dialectical tensions?


A) novelty/predictability
B) commitment/love
C) trust/dependence
D) openness/closedness
E) autonomy/connection

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Men and women, as groups, self-disclose with equal frequency and depth.

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This type of communication does not evaluate others of what they think or feel.


A) defensive
B) provisionalism
C) spontaneity
D) problem orientation
E) equality

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When we disagree with someone, we disconfirm her or him.

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Identify the following: -Investments

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Co-workers might be very closed about all topics. This is an example of ____ when negotiating with dialectical tensions.


A) neutralization
B) separation
C) selection
D) reciprocal
E) aggression

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Distinguish between love and commitment. Then explain how each is communicated and how it affects relationships between people.

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