#1
Which hormone is often referred to as the 'love hormone'?
#2
In the context of romantic relationships, what is the 'DTR' conversation often about?
#3
Which psychological theory suggests that individuals are motivated to seek out relationships to fulfill their need for social connections and support?
#4
What psychological theory suggests that individuals are attracted to those who provide them with rewards, benefits, or positive experiences in relationships?
#5
Which psychological theory suggests that individuals are more likely to develop romantic feelings for those they perceive as similar to themselves in terms of attitudes, values, and beliefs?
#6
What is the triangular theory of love proposed by psychologist Robert Sternberg composed of?
#7
Which term describes the phenomenon where individuals tend to prefer mates with similar traits to themselves?
#8
According to psychologist John Gottman, what is the primary predictor of relationship success or failure?
#9
Which attachment style is characterized by a fear of intimacy and a reluctance to trust others?
#10
Which neurotransmitter is associated with feelings of infatuation and romantic attraction?
#11
What term describes the emotional response where an individual feels intense longing for their romantic partner when separated from them?
#12
In the context of romantic relationships, what does the 'mere exposure effect' refer to?
#13
What psychological theory suggests that individuals have a basic human need for three things: autonomy, competence, and relatedness, which influence their motivation in relationships?
#14
What term describes the tendency to perceive someone as more physically attractive after forming a romantic or emotional connection with them?
#15
What psychological concept explains the phenomenon where individuals are more likely to fall in love with those who share similar attitudes and beliefs?
#16
Which theory suggests that individuals are attracted to those who possess resources or characteristics that they lack?
#17