A) Freud.
B) Sternberg.
C) Berscheid & Hatfield.
D) Bowlby & Ainsworth.
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A) 10%.
B) 25%.
C) 50%.
D) 80%.
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A) honesty in self-disclosure
B) providing emotional and social support
C) dealing with others in a considerate manner
D) sharing both positive and negative experiences
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A) intelligence
B) gender roles
C) religious beliefs
D) job satisfaction
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A) the man pressing the woman to discuss a problem and the woman avoiding the interaction.
B) the woman pressing the man to discuss a problem and the man avoiding the interaction.
C) the tendency for long-term relationships to be characterized by approach-avoidance conflicts.
D) the man's perception that the woman spends too much time with their children and not enough time with him.
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A) large eyes
B) small nose
C) narrow smile
D) prominent cheekbones
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A) male-male friendships.
B) female-female friendships.
C) dating heterosexual couples.
D) married heterosexual couples.
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A) transient loneliness.
B) emotional loneliness.
C) transitional loneliness.
D) acute loneliness.
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A) positivity
B) assurances
C) openness
D) social networking
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A) They are important.
B) They are long lasting.
C) They are interdependent.
D) They are emotionally intimate.
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A) the defensive attribution process.
B) the inequity dynamic.
C) a demand-withdraw pattern.
D) a Mars-Venus impasse.
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A) large eyes
B) broad jaw
C) small nose
D) prominent cheekbones
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A) Women
B) Men
C) Neither gender
D) Both genders equally
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A) adult romantic relationships are similar to attachment relationships in infancy.
B) those who had ambivalent attachments in infancy will probably never fall in love as adults.
C) those who had avoidant relationships in infancy often overcompensate by becoming excessively intimate in their adult love relationships.
D) all of these.
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A) proximity
B) familiarity
C) similarity
D) personal space
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A) tend to be similar on most important attributes.
B) are often far apart on many important attributes.
C) show no significant relationships on important attributes.
D) who are too similar soon look for a way out of the relationship.
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