Matching
1) degree to which a person's sense of self is
accepted and confirmed by another person in a
relationship
A) interpersonal intimacy
2) degree to which you want to form or
maintain an interpersonal relationship
B) interpersonal attraction
3) degree to which you sense a potential for an
interpersonal relationship
C) short-term initial attraction
4) degree of liking or positive feelings that
motivate us to maintain or escalate a
relationship
D) long-term maintenance attraction
5) nonverbal cues that allow us to assess
relationship potential
E) physical appearance
1) A, 2) B, 3) C, 4) D, 5) E
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