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15 Cards in this Set
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Love is essential for what?
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For human survival
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A form of self-love is essential for what?
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self-esteem
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What are the 8 qualities of friendship?
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enjoyment mutual support
acceptance confiding trust understanding respect honesty |
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What does love include?
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8 qualities of friendship
three qualities of sexual desire priority over other relationships caring to the point of self-sacrafice |
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What is love
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Love is multifacated and has many dimensions
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What is love based on
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respect
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What is love often?
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demanding and bay be neither exciting or thrilling
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How are rules of attraction governed?
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From and early age by socialization
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What may not lead to romantic love?
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sexual desire and arousal
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What does caring mean?
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It means wanting to help the other by providing aid and emotional support
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What is Intimacy?
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Generall refers to feelings of closeness and may include different types such as physical affective and verbal closeness
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What is self-disclosure
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Open communication where a person reveals honest thoughts and feelings to another
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What is committment
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A person's intention to remain in a relationship
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Biological Perspectives theory of love
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Love is grounded in evolution, biology and chemistry. Foscus is on physiological response
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Attachment theory
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Our primary motivation is to be connected to other people
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