Define some characteristics of Hazan and Shaver's notion of Anxious/Ambivalent Attachment Types
What will be an ideal response?
Insecurity is the hallmark of this adult attachment type. When an adult shows this type of attachment, it is not a matter of if a romantic partner leaves them, but when. With the constant fear or worry that the partner isn't really in love with them, anxious/ambivalent adults latch onto or cling to their partner and push for commitment - and in doing so, oftentimes push the partner completely out of the picture. Poor attachment in [adulthood] can prohibit a person from getting too emotionally close to an attachment figure, causing them to withdraw and pull away before they get rejected.
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What will be an ideal response
According to conflict theory, four important sources of power in relationships are: a. love, money, education, and age
b. legitimacy, money, physical coercion, and love. c. physical strength, money, beauty, and gender. d. physical coercion, education, age, and status.
People's efforts to cope with stress become collective efforts in response to some form of strain in society due to rapid social change, social inequality, social isolation/lack of community, conflicts in cultural beliefs.
a. true b. false
Orbuch and Custer (1995) reported that when women defined their work as one of the most important aspects of their lives, their husbands ________.
A. reacted negatively B. had no reaction one way or the other C. divorce them D. reacted positively