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What is Intimacy?
emotional closeness
Erickson's stage?
Intimacy versus isolation stage-early adulthood
-important part of intimacy is self disclosure (revelations about self to another person)
Sources of Intimacy?
1. Friendships
-mutual , provider support , companionship and is voluntary
Gender differences in friendships?
Men:
- friendships w/ other men tend to be based on shared activities, more competitive "talk"
-have fewer friendships than women
-talk side by side not face to face


Women
-women's friendship w/other women are based on intimate emotional sharing , more agreement oriented talk
• go into intimate detail
• face to face when they talk
Number of friends across the life span
Peaks in young adulthood
remains the same in middle adulthood
declines in late adulthood (older people become very selective of who they spend their time with and thus their # of friends decline
Robert Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love
1. Intimacy
- Emotional connectedness or boundedness

2.Passion
-Romantic feelings and physical sexual desire

3. Commitment
- Desire to maintain the relationship
Types of Love
1. Liking
- Intimacy w/out passion and commitment (friends)

2.Infatuation
- Passion without intimacy or commitment
(affair, obsessive love)

3. Empty Love
- Commitment w/out passion and intimacy
(parents who stay together for the sake of the kids)

4. Romantic Love
- Intimacy and passion w/out commitment
(summer love, cruise ships)

5. Fatuous Love
- Passion and commitment w/out intimacy
(continuous booty call)

6. Companionate Love
- Intimacy and commitment without passion.
(can't have sex, health reasons)

7. Consummate Love
- Combination of Intimacy, passion, and commitment.
(Longterm relationship)
Adult Lifestyles
1. Never married
- "Urban Tribe"
• gotten college degree
• can support themselves
•live in the city
• friends that never married
-no available spouse
-getting married later

2. Cohabiting Adults
-Increasing in numbers
- less that 1 out of ten last 5 years before splitting up
-more equalitarian relationship than found in marriage.

5. Widowhood
-women are more likely to be widows than men are to be widowers
-men more likely to die soon after their spouse dies.