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Virtual Relationships
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1[blank_start]Paralanguage[blank_end] = non-verbal meaningful communication.
- AParalanguage
2Example of paralanguage in a virtual relationship
- AFinishing every message with “Xxx”
- BEmojis
- CStill using “Love you”
3An absences of paralanguage is beneficial for a relationship.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4[blank_start]Reduced cues theory[blank_end] believes that the less paralanguage and contextual cues to self-disclose, the less personal a relationship is. [blank_start]The hyper-personal theory[blank_end] suggests that the anonymous nature of virtual communication encourages more self-disclosure in a shorter period of time.
- AReduced cues theory
- BThe hyper-personal theory
5A higher speed relationship = quicker [blank_start]breakup[blank_end]
- Abreakup
6What is the name of when you only choose to portray yourself a certain way on virtual platforms?
- ASelective self-presentation
- BAttractive self-presentation
- CStrategic self-preservation
7Gating is something that stops you from dating someone, e.g. hairstyle. It is absent in virtual relationships.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8An absence of gating makes forming virtual relationships...
- AEasier
- BHarder
9[blank_start]CMC[blank_end] = Computer Mediated Communication
- ACMC
10Whitty and Johnson (2009) found people are motivated to be [blank_start]hyperhonest[blank_end] in virtual relationships, with elements such as [blank_start]small talk[blank_end] removed.
- Ahyperhonest
- Bhypodishonest
- Csmall talk
- Dvisual stimulation
11Paine (2006) found which form of virtual relationships to be the most self-disclosing?
- AStatus updates
- BOnline dating
- CSnapchat story
12There is less self-disclosure in online dating, as most relations have an aspect of planning to meet face-to-face.
- ATrue
- BFalse
13The single level of explanation this tells us, makes this theory [blank_start]reductionist[blank_end].
- Areductionist
14Walter and Tidwell (1995) found that there [blank_start]are[blank_end] cues in virtual relationships, such as style or timing.
- Aare
- Baren’t
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- A level Psychology (Relationships) Quiz on Virtual Relationships, created by Evie Cawte on 13/02/2019.
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