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Dating Scripts |
The cogntive models that guide dating interactions |
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Proactive Script
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A dating script, more common for males than for females, that includes initianting the date, deciding where they will go, controlling the public doman, driving the car, intiating sexual contact |
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Reactive Script |
A dating script, more common for females than males, that focuses on the private domain, responding to the dates gestures , and responding to his sexual intiatives |
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Liking |
In sternbergs theory of love the type of love taht is based on intimacy alone |
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Infatuation |
In sternbergs theory of love the type of love that is based on passion alone |
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Empty Love |
In sternbergs theory of love, the type of love that is based on comitment alone |
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Romantic love |
The type of love that combine passion and intimacy |
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Companionate love |
The type of love that combines intimacy and commitment |
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Fatuous love |
The type of love that combines passion and commitment |
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Consummate love |
The form of loves that integrate passion, intimacy, and commitment |
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Consensual Validation |
The principle that people like to find in others an agreement of consensus eith theor own characteristics and view of life |
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Initiation Phase |
The first phase of adolescent love, when the first tentative explorations of romatic interests begin, usually superficial and brief often fraught with anxiety, fear, and excitment |
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Status Phase |
The second phase in whicn adolescents begin to gian confidence in their skils at interacting with potential romantic partners and begin to form their first romantic relationship, assesing not just how much the like and are attracted to the person but also how their status with friedns and peers will be influenced |
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Affection phase |
Third phase, in which adolescents come to know each other better and express deeper feeling for each other, as well as engaging in more extensive sexual activity |
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Bonding Phase |
The final phase in which romantic relationshps become mroe enduring and serious, partners begin to discuss the possibility of a lifelong commitment to each other |
