#1
Which of the following is a common love language?
Gift-giving
ExplanationLove language involving expressing affection through thoughtful gifts.
#2
In a relationship, what does the term 'compromise' generally refer to?
Finding a middle ground where both partners give up something for mutual benefit
ExplanationMutual agreement involving sacrifices for shared benefit.
#3
What is the term for the practice of spending time apart from one's partner to maintain independence and personal interests?
Autonomy
ExplanationMaintaining independence by spending time away from the partner.
#4
Which of the following is NOT considered one of the five love languages according to Gary Chapman's theory?
Material possessions
ExplanationExclusion from the five love languages defined by Gary Chapman.
#5
In a romantic context, what does the term 'butterflies in the stomach' refer to?
Nervousness and excitement associated with attraction
ExplanationNervous and excited feeling associated with romantic attraction.
#6
What is the primary hormone associated with romantic attachment and bonding?
Oxytocin
ExplanationHormone linked to emotional bonding and attachment in romantic relationships.
#7
In which stage of a romantic relationship do partners often experience intense passion and infatuation?
Romantic stage
ExplanationEarly phase marked by heightened passion and infatuation.
#8
What is the term for the phenomenon where individuals are more likely to develop romantic feelings for people they frequently encounter?
Familiarity effect
ExplanationTendency to develop romantic feelings for those frequently encountered.
#9
Which attachment style is characterized by a fear of intimacy and the avoidance of close relationships?
Dismissive-avoidant attachment
ExplanationAttachment style marked by avoidance of intimacy and close relationships.
#10
Which hormone is often associated with increasing attraction and desire, especially in the initial stages of romantic relationships?
Testosterone
ExplanationHormone linked to heightened attraction and desire in early romantic stages.
#11
Who proposed the triangular theory of love, which suggests that love can be conceptualized in three components: intimacy, passion, and commitment?
Robert Sternberg
ExplanationPsychologist introducing a model for understanding the components of love.
#12
Which neurotransmitter is often called the 'feel-good' hormone and is associated with feelings of pleasure and reward, often released during romantic experiences?
Dopamine
ExplanationNeurotransmitter linked to pleasure and reward, released in romantic contexts.
#13
According to attachment theory, which factor influences an individual's attachment style the most?
Early childhood experiences
ExplanationImpactful factor shaping an individual's attachment style.
#14
What term describes the phenomenon where individuals are drawn to those who resemble their opposite-sex parent?
Oedipus complex
ExplanationAttraction to individuals resembling the opposite-sex parent.
#15
According to Sternberg's triangular theory of love, which component involves the cognitive appraisal and commitment to maintaining the relationship?
Commitment
ExplanationComponent involving cognitive appraisal and commitment in Sternberg's love theory.