Personal Relationships and Social Activities Quiz

Personal relationships provide emotional support, fostering well-being and resilience.

Attending a party involves social interaction and engagement with others.

Healthy communication involves openness and honesty, fostering trust and understanding.

Social cognition is the mental process of forming impressions about others based on available information.

Parental attachment is the emotional bond between parents and their children.

Norms are societal expectations guiding social behavior in a given culture.

Attachment refers to the profound emotional connection between individuals, often observed in close relationships.

Social exchange theory posits that individuals seek relationships offering high rewards and low costs.

Social penetration theory stages include orientation, exploration, and affective, but commitment is not explicitly identified as a stage.

Homophily is the tendency to prefer and form connections with those who share similarities.

Attrition is the diminishing of a relationship through time and lack of communication.

Self-serving bias involves attributing successes to internal factors and failures to external factors.

The spotlight effect is the tendency to overestimate others' attention to our actions and appearance.

Self-serving bias involves attributing negative behavior to external factors and positive behavior to internal factors.

Social loafing is the tendency to exert less effort when working in a group compared to individual efforts.