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we have a message for someone and we want
to communicate it
getting the job done
TERM 2
we want to maintain the relationship and not
hurt or offend someone with out mesasge
DEFINITION 2
relational goal
TERM 3
we want our communication to project a
certain image of ourselves
DEFINITION 3
id management goal
TERM 4
more likely to interrupt when others are
speaking
DEFINITION 4
menq
TERM 5
encourage members to have individual goals
and values and indep. sense of self
DEFINITION 5
individualist culture
emphasize need of members over individual
needs
collectivist culture
TERM 7
low context culture who use langugage to
express thought, feelings, ideas as directly as
possible
DEFINITION 7
US
TERM 8
high context culture rely on subtle non verbal
cues
DEFINITION 8
asian cultures
TERM 9
talking with partner and sharing feelings
helps deepen
DEFINITION 9
intimacy and feelings of love
TERM 10
key to expressing negative feeligns
DEFINITION 10
managing tension
happier couples are those
who
disagree and think more possitive during fights
TERM 12
good lovers are
DEFINITION 12
senstive to partners needs, can communicate their own
desires, are patient, caring, confident
TERM 13
3 most pop things on college
campuses
DEFINITION 13
beer, FB, texting
TERM 14
t/f dating hetero couples in which women
talks less than men have lwoer relationship
satisaftation
DEFINITION 14
true
TERM 15
couples who support each other waht way are
happier
DEFINITION 15
enthusiastically
ppl spend % of their gaze looking at eyes,
nose, mouth of person they are taking too
80%
TERM 17
may affect a womens ability to pick up on
certain nonverbal cues
DEFINITION 17
menstrual cycle- before ovulation
TERM 18
t/f rewarding partner interactions through
communication willmake u more phsycially
atractive to nyour partner
DEFINITION 18
true
TERM 19
strong sense of community, love, loyalty, and
ties to ech other, reduce stress, improve
health and well being
DEFINITION 19
roseto effect
TERM 20
id 6 basic ways to love
DEFINITION 20
john lee
romantic love
eros
TERM 22
art of seduction
DEFINITION 22
ludus
TERM 23
quiet, calm love that builds over
time
DEFINITION 23
storge
TERM 24
consumed by thoughts of the beloved, highs
and lws
DEFINITION 24
mania
TERM 25
realistic love, made the best deal
DEFINITION 25
pragma
altrustic, selfless, never demanding, patient,
true love
agape
TERM 27
hgiher manic and ludus are associated with
DEFINITION 27
poor psycho. health
TERM 28
higher storage and eros associated with
DEFINITION 28
higher psych health
TERM 29
sternbergs 3 building blocks of love
DEFINITION 29
passion, intimacy, commitment
TERM 30
sparked by attraction and sexual desire,
drives a person to pursue a romantic
relationship
DEFINITION 30
passion
feelings of closeness, connectedness,
bondedness in loving relastionship
intimacy
TERM 32
decision to love soeone for the long term
DEFINITION 32
committment
TERM 33
absense of all 3 elements
DEFINITION 33
non love
TERM 34
intimacy only, friendships
DEFINITION 34
liking
TERM 35
passion only
DEFINITION 35
infatuation
commitment only
empty love
TERM 37
passion and intimacy
DEFINITION 37
romantic love
TERM 38
intimacy and committement
DEFINITION 38
companionate love
TERM 39
passion and committement
DEFINITION 39
fatuous lvoe
TERM 40
passion, intimacy, commitement- ideal form
DEFINITION 40
consummate lvoe
first to measure love
rubin
TERM 42
rubin 3 components of attachment
DEFINITION 42
needing caring trusting
TERM 43
we love because another person reinforces
positive feelings in ourselves; assocate them
with good feeling
DEFINITION 43
behavioral refoicement
TERM 44
less ppl are paid for task, more they tend to
like it
DEFINITION 44
cognitive theory
TERM 45
love is reaction like fear, anger
DEFINITION 45
physiological arousal theory
love developes as human form 3 basic
instincts- need to protected, instinct of parent
to protect kid, sex drive
evol theory
TERM 47
secure infants- caregiver responds if cry out
or need them so secure adult
DEFINITION 47
gets close to tothers and isnt threatened when they go away
TERM 48
amxious babies cry more and panic when
parent leaves so adult
DEFINITION 48
worry partner doesnt really love them or will leave them
TERM 49
avoidant babie have parents uncomfortable
with affection so adults
DEFINITION 49
uncomfortbale with intimacy and trust
TERM 50
partners who fall in love at first sight have
DEFINITION 50
partners with less similar personalities and get romantically
involved faster
close daughter-father relatiosnhip has been
found to
improve womens ability to form initiate bonds later in life
TERM 52
middle kids have hgiher
DEFINITION 52
ludic love
TERM 53
youngest kids have higher
DEFINITION 53
pragma love, storge, or agape love
TERM 54
only child have higher
DEFINITION 54
eros mania love
TERM 55
most common emotional reactions after
breakup
DEFINITION 55
sadness, anger, relief
jealous men and women turn
to
men- alcohol women-food
TERM 57
have les jealousy
DEFINITION 57
taller men
TERM 58
organsm releases what causing a calming
effect
DEFINITION 58
prolactin
TERM 59
non hispanic blacks have what
DEFINITION 59
highest number sex ppl
TERM 60
t/f regular sex has been found to reg periods
in women
DEFINITION 60
true
BC pills have been found to
decrease sex desire and vag lubrication
TERM 62
less likely to result in serious
complications
DEFINITION 62
vasectomary
TERM 63
t/f students rated potential partners with STi
as more appealing than those partners
overweight
DEFINITION 63
true
TERM 64
by 50, % of women with
HPV
DEFINITION 64
80%
TERM 65
male circumsion reduces risk of gettin HIV by
DEFINITION 65
60%
AA are more likely to get HIV by
40%
TERM 67
persectuory rape occurs in contect
of
DEFINITION 67
poltical conflict- during war
TERM 68
t/f female from south africa has great chance
of being raped than leading to read
DEFINITION 68
true
TERM 69
victims of sex, physical, emotional abuse lose
how much life
DEFINITION 69
2 years
TERM 70
students from individualist cultures- US,
canada, germancy, netherlands are
DEFINITION 70
less accepting of sexual harassment
t/f remember brand of product in ad with sex
and voilance
true
TERM 72
men are what and women are
what
DEFINITION 72
men- confident, authoriative, women- childlike, deferential
TERM 73
average age for childs first exposure to porn
online
DEFINITION 73
TERM 74
4 stages of sexual response cycle
DEFINITION 74
excitement, plataeu, orgasm, resolution
TERM 75
M and J found that multiple organisms in
women mostly occur from
DEFINITION 75
manual stimulation of the cliterous
t/f organsm and ejaculation always occur
together
false
TERM 77
helen singers triphasicc model includes
DEFINITION 77
sexual desire, excitement, orgasm
TERM 78
singer said without sexual desire
DEFINITION 78
excitement, and orgasm cant happy
TERM 79
reeds 4 parts
DEFINITION 79
seduction, sensation, surrender, reflection
TERM 80
damange latex
DEFINITION 80
oil based lub.
create a barrier to cervical entrance with
latex and jelly
diaphagm.
TERM 82
work as barrier, block cervix entrance,
deactivate sperm
DEFINITION 82
sponges
TERM 83
dont protect against STI
DEFINITION 83
hormonal methods
TERM 84
hormonal methods
DEFINITION 84
BC, ring minipills, injections
TERM 85
most widely used method of
BC
DEFINITION 85
female steritlization
