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21 Cards in this Set
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What are Dating Scripts?
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The cognitive models that adolescents and adults use to guide and evaluate dating interactions.
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What is Romantic Love also known as Passionate Love or Eros?
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This love has strong sexual & infatuation components, and it often predominates in the early part of a love relationship
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Romantic Love is more prominent among ________ and _______ ______.
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Adolescents and College Students
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Affectionate Love is more prominent in ______ and ______ adulthood.
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Middle and Late
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What is the Initiation Phase of Bradford Brown's Developmental Model of Adolescent Love?
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The Initiation Phase is the first tentative exploration in early adolescence.
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What is the Status Phase in Bradford Brown's Developmental Model of Adolescent Love?
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The Status Phase is the gain of confidence and the when the adolescent begins to form first romantic relationships.
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What is the Affection Phase in the Bradford Brown's Developmental Model of Adolescent Love?
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The Affection Phase occurs when the adolescents know each other better and express deeper feelings.
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What is the Bonding Phase in the Bradfors Brown's Developmental Model of Adolescent Love?
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The Bonding Pahse is when more enduring relationships begin to discuss lifetime commitments.
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What is Affectionate Love also called Companionate Love?
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Affectionate Love Occurs when individuals desire to have another person near and have a deep, caring affection for that person
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What is Marriage?
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Legally & socially sanctioned union of sexually intimate adults.
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Marriage has more often been seen as an ______ between two families rather than as the uniting of two individuals
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Alliance
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The most important considerations in an arranged marriage is the other family’s ______, religion and ______
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Status, Wealth
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In the U.S. as well as Northern Europe _________ before marriage is now experienced by at least two thirds of emerging adults
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Cohabitation
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Increased permissiveness in adolescent sexuality is part increased sexual _______________ in the larger culture. Adolescents are extensively exposed to the sexual culture, but many adults are ambivalent about sex.
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Permissiveness
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What are Sexual Scripts?
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A stereotyped pattern of role prescriptions for how individuals should sexually behave
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What are the four common barriers to sexual communication?
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Fear of appearing ignorant
Concern about partner's responmnse Conflicting attitudes about sex Early negative sexual experiences |
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What are some examples of Sexual Expressions?
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Fantasy
Kissing & Touching Self-Stimulation Oral & Anal Sex Vaginal Intercourse Contraceptive Use |
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What are 2 major adolescent sexual problems?
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1.) Increases in teen pregnancy
2.) Increases in sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) |
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Approximately 95% of rapes are committed by _____.
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Males
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What are two forcible sexual behavior?
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Rape
Date/Acquaintance Rape |
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What is a youth?
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A post-high-school age period involving a sense of economic and personal “temporariness.”
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