Tuto 2

-9- Amalina binti Md Isa
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1.
THE DESIRE TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN REWARDING

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS IS KNOWN AS ________.
1.
interpersonal desire
2.
the need for affiliation
3.
the need for companionship
4.
empathy-driven connections
2.
IN MANY WAYS, ATTRACTION BOILS DOWN TO ________.
1.
genetic predisposition
2.
finding people like us
3.
avoiding loneliness
4.
just being around someone
3.
ATTRACTION BEGINS WITH ________.
1.
contact
2.
nonverbal behavior
3.
conflict
4.
dialogue
4.
________ ADDRESSES THE PHYSICAL CLOSENESS BETWEEN TWO

INDIVIDUALS.
1.
Scarcity
2.
Interaction
3.
Proximity
4.
Mere exposure
5.
THE ________ THE PHYSICAL DISTANCE, THE ________ TWO PEOPLE

WILL EXPERIENCE ________ CONTACT, WHICH COULD LEAD TO THE
DEVELOPMENT OF MUTUAL ATTRACTION.
1.
smaller; more likely; reduced
2.
smaller; more likely; repeat
3.
bigger; more likely; reduced
4.
bigger; less likely; repeat
6.
JESS'S DAD DOES NOT WANT HER HANGING OUT WITH BOYS WHO
ARE OLDER THAN SHE IS. HE SAYS THAT BEING AROUND THEM A LOT WILL
JUST MAKE HER LIKE THEM MORE. TO WHAT HYPOTHESIS IS JESS'S DAD
ELUDING?
1.
need for affiliation
2.
matching hypothesis
3.
proportion of similarity
4.
mere exposure
7.
1.
2.
3.
WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS REGARDING

PHYSICAL ATTRACTIVENESS IS FALSE?
The concept of attraction differs significantly across cultures.

Attractive individuals possess more persuasive power than
unattractive individuals.
There is a generalized definition of what is considered attractive.
4.
People show a preference for faces in which the features aren't very
different from the average.
8.
GOFFMAN PROPOSED THE ________, STATING THAT PEOPLE ARE

MORE LIKELY TO FORM LONGSTANDING RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS
WHOSE SOCIAL ATTRIBUTES MATCH WITH THEIRS AND WITH THOSE WHO
ARE SIMILAR IN PHYSICAL ATTRACTIVENESS.
1.
repulsion hypothesis
2.
matching hypothesis
3.
proportion of similarity
4.
stable attraction theory
9.
THE PROPORTION OF SIMILARITY ________.
1.
2.
divides the total number of topics on which two people have

communicated by the number of topics on which they express similar
views
does not measure attraction, just similarity
3.
divides the number of topics on which two people express similar

views by the total number of topics on which they have communicated
4.
suggests the lower the proportion of similarity, the more the pair will
like one another
10.
THE EXCHANGE OF WHAT WE RECEIVE FOR WHAT WE GET IS

KNOWN AS ________.
1.
repulsion
2.
reciprocity
3.
matching
4.
overlapping
11.
________ IS KNOWN AS A "BONDING HORMONE."
1.
Oxytocin
2.
Serotonin
3.
GABA
4.
Estrogen
12.
THE DEGREE OF SECURITY EXPERIENCED IN INTERPERSONAL

RELATIONSHIPS IS KNOWN AS ________.
1.
reaction style
2.
attachment style
3.
connection contract
4.
emotional quotient
13.
1.
WHAT RESEARCHER WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR SOME OF THE EARLY

STUDIES OF ATTACHMENT USING BABY MONKEYS?
Sigmund Freud
2.
John Bowlby
3.
Mary Ainsworth
4.
Harry Harlow
14.
VANDY BELIEVES THAT PEOPLE ARE GENERALLY TRUSTWORTHY AND

DEPENDABLE. THIS BELIEF IS KNOWN AS ________.
1.
secure attachment
2.
consistent connection
3.
interpersonal trust
4.
relationship security
15.
ATTACHMENT STYLES CAN BE DESCRIBED IN THEIR MOST BASIC

FORM AS THE LEVELS OF ________ AND ________.
1.
self-esteem; interpersonal trust
2.
stability; security
3.
passion; self-esteem
4.
connection; empathy
16.
A STATE CHARACTERIZED BY INTENSE LONGING FOR UNION WITH

ANOTHER IS ________.
1.
empathy
2.
passionate love
3.
friendship
4.
trust
17.
ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE COMPONENTS OF STERNBERG'S

TRIANGULAR THEORY OF LOVE EXCEPT ________.
1.
connection
2.
passion
3.
empathy
4.
intimacy
18.
RESOURCES THAT HAVE BEEN DEVOTED TO A RELATIONSHIP THAT

CANNOT BE RETRIEVED ARE KNOWN AS ________.
1.
equity
2.
relationship real estate
3.
investments
4.
relationship resources
19.
________ RELATIONSHIPS ARE THOSE IN WHICH PARTNERS EXPECT

STRICT RECIPROCITY, WHILE ________ RELATIONSHIPS ARE THOSE IN
WHICH PARTNERS EXPECT MUTUAL RESPONSIVENESS TO ONE ANOTHER'S
NEEDS.
1.
Exchange; communal
2.
One-way; two-way
3.
Communal; exchange
4.
Two-way; one-way
20.
SARAH CONSISTENTLY EXPLAINS SOPHIA'S BEHAVIORS IN NEGATIVE

WAYS. SARAH'S STYLE IS KNOWN AS A ________.
1.
negative-biased style
2.
feedback failure
3.
positive omission style
4.
negative attributional style

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-9- Amalina binti Md Isa

THE DESIRE TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN REWARDING

the need for affiliation

the need for companionship

IN MANY WAYS, ATTRACTION BOILS DOWN TO ________.

finding people like us

just being around someone

ATTRACTION BEGINS WITH ________.

________ ADDRESSES THE PHYSICAL CLOSENESS BETWEEN TWO

THE ________ THE PHYSICAL DISTANCE, THE ________ TWO PEOPLE

smaller; more likely; reduced

smaller; more likely; repeat

bigger; more likely; reduced

bigger; less likely; repeat

need for affiliation

WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS REGARDING

The concept of attraction differs significantly across cultures.

GOFFMAN PROPOSED THE ________, STATING THAT PEOPLE ARE

stable attraction theory

THE PROPORTION OF SIMILARITY ________.

divides the total number of topics on which two people have

divides the number of topics on which two people express similar

THE EXCHANGE OF WHAT WE RECEIVE FOR WHAT WE GET IS

________ IS KNOWN AS A "BONDING HORMONE."

THE DEGREE OF SECURITY EXPERIENCED IN INTERPERSONAL

WHAT RESEARCHER WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR SOME OF THE EARLY

VANDY BELIEVES THAT PEOPLE ARE GENERALLY TRUSTWORTHY AND

ATTACHMENT STYLES CAN BE DESCRIBED IN THEIR MOST BASIC

self-esteem; interpersonal trust

A STATE CHARACTERIZED BY INTENSE LONGING FOR UNION WITH

ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE COMPONENTS OF STERNBERG'S

RESOURCES THAT HAVE BEEN DEVOTED TO A RELATIONSHIP THAT

relationship real estate

________ RELATIONSHIPS ARE THOSE IN WHICH PARTNERS EXPECT

SARAH CONSISTENTLY EXPLAINS SOPHIA'S BEHAVIORS IN NEGATIVE

positive omission style

negative attributional style

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