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Which of the following is NOT one of the ways in which casual relationships differ from intimate relationships?


A) Interdependence
B) Knowledge
C) Mutuality
D) Honesty

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Which theory considers self-esteem to be a subjective gauge of the quality of our relationships?


A) Attachment
B) Evolutionary psychology
C) Self-awareness
D) Sociometer

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Troublesome and fearful aspects of relationships:


A) were reported by only a small minority of people asked about their relationships in the last 5 years.
B) affect everyone on occasion but afflict some people more than others.
C) affect older people more than younger people.
D) affect low self-monitors more than high self-monitors.

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Differences between individuals within a given sex are usually _____ in relation to the difference between men and women.


A) large
B) moderate
C) small
D) miniscule

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Observation of the interaction between partners in relationships reveals:


A) that relationships are more than the sum of their parts.
B) that static snapshots of relationships adequately capture their essence.
C) the inherently positive nature of relationships.
D) that there are divorce-prone people who are likely to have marital problems regardless of whom they select as a partner.

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Which of the following factors has influenced the nature of close relationships in the United States during the period 1960 to today?


A) Increasing individualism
B) Socioeconomic development
C) Technological developments
D) All of these.

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The distinction between sex differences and gender differences involves:


A) sexual (i.e., reproductive) behavior versus physical differences.
B) biological versus psychological attributes.
C) childhood versus mature behaviors.
D) nothing; there is no distinction.

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After encountering a single 45-year-old woman at her new job,your friend says,"It's not normal that she's 45 and single.And I've heard it's unhealthy,too." Your friend may be showing evidence of:


A) singlism.
B) an insecure attachment style.
C) a strong need to belong.
D) anxiety over abandonment.

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The concept of androgyny assumes that:


A) masculinity and femininity are opposites.
B) masculine (e.g., instrumental) and feminine (e.g., expressive) qualities are separate traits.
C) men are inevitably masculine and women are inevitably feminine.
D) biology is the source of all gender differences.

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Which of the following would we categorize as an instrumental trait?


A) Warmth
B) Kindness
C) Tenderness
D) Decisiveness

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We generally expect intimate relationships to be characterized by all of the following expectations EXCEPT:


A) your partner will not unduly hurt you.
B) your partnership will continue indefinitely.
C) your partner will treat you fairly and honorably.
D) your partner will stay the same.

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Of the Big Five personality traits,the trait most influential in relationships seems to be:


A) openness to new experience.
B) agreeableness.
C) neuroticism.
D) conscientiousness.

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Jorge believes he and his partner Suzie will be together forever.He invests a great deal of time in their relationship.Which of the six characteristics of intimate relationships is illustrated here?


A) Responsiveness
B) Trust
C) Knowledge
D) Commitment

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Which of the Big Five personality factors is the least influential in close relationships?


A) Introversion
B) Neuroticism
C) Openness to experience
D) Agreeableness

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Sex differences refer to _____ and gender differences to _____.


A) biological differences based in our physical natures; social and psychological distinctions arising from culture and upbringing
B) social and psychological distinctions arising from culture and upbringing; biological differences based in our physical natures
C) differences based in our roles as men and women in our culture; biological differences based in our physical natures
D) differences in social behavior; differences in physical behavior

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One primary reason why solitary confinement may be so difficult is that it interferes with the satisfaction of our:


A) need to belong.
B) need for acceptance.
C) esteem needs.
D) physical needs.

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Which theory considers paternity uncertainty a key factor in close relationships?


A) Attachment
B) Belonging
C) Evolutionary psychology
D) Sociocultural

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According to the text,which of the following is NOT a risk that we take in close relationships?


A) Loss of autonomy and control
B) Worry about abandonment
C) Revealing secrets shared in confidence
D) Loss of standing in our communities

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According to the text,intimate relationships are:


A) all the same.
B) of two basic types.
C) of three basic types.
D) of no one kind.

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The two themes that underlie the four attachment styles described by Bartholomew are:


A) avoidance of intimacy and anxiety over abandonment.
B) avoidance of intimacy and concern for the well-being of others.
C) need to belong and anxiety over abandonment.
D) need to belong and concern for the well-being of others.

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