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14 Cards in this Set
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Communal relationship |
Relationships in which the individuals feel a special responsibility for one another and give and receive according to the principle of need |
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Exchange relationships |
Relationships in which individuals feel little responsibility toward one another |
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Social exchange theory |
A theory based on an idea that all relationships have costs and rewards |
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Equity theory |
A theory that says people are motivated to pursue fairness, or equality in their relationship |
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Attachment theory |
A theory about how our early attachments with our parents shape our relationships for the rest of our lives |
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Secure attachment style |
An attachment style characterized by feelings of security in relationships. |
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Anxious-preoccupied style |
An attachment style characterized by dependency or clingliness |
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Dismissive-avoidant style |
An attachment theory characterized by independence and self-reliance |
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Fearful-avoidant style |
Characterized by discomfort towards close rel a tionships |
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Functional distance |
The tendency of architectual layout to encourage or inhibit certain activities , including contact between people |
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Mere exposure effect |
The finding that repeated exposure to a stimulus like an object leads to greater liking of it |
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Halo effect |
The common belief that attractive individuals posses a host of positive qualities beyond their physical appearance |
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Intrasex attraction |
The interest in and attraction towards a member of the opposite sex |
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Triangular theory of love |
A theory that states that love has three major components , passion, intimacyand commitment |
