Karteikarten
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Karten in diesem Stapel (29)
- 1LikingA feeling of affection and respect that we typically have for our friends
- 2LovingA deep and more intense emotional experience; shared between parties of a romantic interpersonal relationship
- 3IntimacyA feeling of closeness and union between you and your partner
- 4CaringOne of three components of loving; the concern you have for your partner's welfare and the desire to keep him or her happy
- 5Passionate loveOne of two types of romantic love; a state of intense emotional and and physical longing for union with another
- 6Companionate loveOne of two types of romantic love; an intense form of liking defined by emotional investment and deeply intertwined lives
- 7StorgeOne of the six Greek types of love; stable, predictable, and rooted in friendship; "friendly love"
- 8AgapeOne of the six Greek types of love; patient, selfless, giving, and unconditional; "forgiving love"
- 9ManiaOne of the six Greek types of love; intense, tumultuous, extreme, and all-consuming; obsessive love
- 10PragmaOne of the six Greek types of love; logical, rational, and founded in common sense; "practical love"
- 11LudusOne of the six Greek types of love; uncommitted, fun, and played like a game; "game-playing love"
- 12ErosOne of the six Greek types of love; sentimental, romantic, idealistic, and committed; "romantic love"
- 13PerceptionAn element of romantic relationships; two partners perceive their relationship as romantic
- 14DiversityAn element of romantic relationships; relationships can exist within many different cultures
- 15ChoiceAn element of romantic relationships; we choose with whom we are involved in a romantic relationship
- 16CommitmentAn element of romantic relationships; a strong psychological attachment to a partner and an intention to continue that relationship long into the future
- 17TensionsAn element of romantic relationships; competing impulses between ourselves and our feelings towards others
- 18Relational dialecticsForms of tension within romantic relationships
- 19Openness vs. protectionOne of three common relational dialectics; the conflict between the desire to share information with partners and the desire to keep information private
- 20Autonomy vs. connectionOne of three common relational dialectics; the conflict between our desire to feel connected and our desire to be independent
- 21Novelty vs. predictabilityOne of three common relational dialectics; the conflict between our desire to know how our partner will behave and our desire to "spice things up"
- 22CommunicationAn element of romantic relationships; romantic relationships are formed through interpersonal interactions
- 23ProximityOne of five factors of romantic attraction; being in a person's presence frequently increases chances of romantic attraction
- 24Mere exposure effectThe explanation as to why people are more attracted to those with whom they interact frequently
- 25Physical attractivenessOne of five factors of romantic attraction; people feel drawn to those they consider to be attractive
- 26Beautiful-is-good effectWe view beautiful people as competent communicators, intelligent, and well-adjusted
- 27MatchingWe form long-term romantic relationships with people we judge as similarly attractive to ourselves
- 28Birds-of-a-feather effectThe phenomenon that opposites attract with regard to romantic interest
- 29SimilarityOne of five factors of romantic attraction; we are attracted to those with whom we share personalities, values, likes, and dislikes
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- University Interpersonal Comunications Karteikarten am Ohne Titel, erstellt von piperruhmkorff am 22/04/2014.
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