#1
According to Social Exchange Theory, what is the primary motive behind interpersonal relationships?
Altruism
Self-interest
Empathy
Sympathy
#2
According to Social Exchange Theory, what is the term used to describe the expectation that people will help those who have helped them?
Equity
Reciprocity
Altruism
Empathy
#3
What is the term used in Social Exchange Theory to describe the alternatives to the current relationship?
Comparison level
Alternating factor
External comparison
Alternative factor
#4
Which of the following is NOT a stage in the development of relationships according to Social Exchange Theory?
Initiation
Experimentation
Exploration
Evaluation
#5
Which of the following is NOT a principle of Social Exchange Theory?
Maximizing rewards
Minimizing costs
Valuing equality
Seeking alternatives
#6
In Social Exchange Theory, what is the term used to describe the perceived rewards and costs associated with a relationship?
Social currency
Interpersonal balance
Profit and loss
Outcome
#7
Which of the following is NOT one of the key concepts in Social Exchange Theory?
Reciprocity
Equity
Commitment
Altruism
#8
Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting the perceived rewards and costs in Social Exchange Theory?
Time
Culture
Gender
Education
#9
What does the Equity Theory propose regarding relationships?
People are more likely to stay in relationships where they receive less than they give
People are more likely to stay in relationships where there is a fair balance of rewards and costs
People are more likely to stay in relationships where they receive more than they give
People are more likely to stay in relationships where they give more than they receive
#10
According to Social Exchange Theory, what motivates individuals to remain in relationships?
The presence of alternatives
The perceived equity of the relationship
The perceived rewards outweighing the costs
The social pressure from peers
#11
According to Social Exchange Theory, what happens when the perceived costs of a relationship outweigh the perceived rewards?
The relationship becomes more satisfying
The individual will seek to maintain the relationship
The individual will seek to exit or end the relationship
The relationship becomes more equitable
#12
Which theory suggests that individuals engage in relationships where the benefits outweigh the costs?
Social Identity Theory
Social Penetration Theory
Social Exchange Theory
Interdependence Theory
#13
According to Social Exchange Theory, what is the term used to describe the principle of fairness in relationships?
Equity
Equality
Equilibrium
Egalitarianism
#14
Which of the following is a criticism of Social Exchange Theory?
It overemphasizes altruism in relationships
It disregards the role of emotions in relationships
It assumes people always weigh rewards and costs consciously
It cannot explain long-term committed relationships
#15
In Social Exchange Theory, what term describes the perception that one is giving and receiving equally in a relationship?
Reciprocity
Balance
Equity
Stability