Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1.Dylan is a game player who likes to play “hard to get” and have fun in his relationships. It is difficult for Dylan to stay committed to one romantic relationship for very long so he is a ludic lover.
2.According to Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love, the “passion” component is the most important of the three components.
3.Susan fell madly in love with Rob the moment she met him. She was attracted to him because of his stunning good looks, she is a Storge lover.
4.Kaitlyn is infatuated with Ward but has become engaged to Ryan who is stable and hard working. She is a pragma lover.
5.The attachment style defined by positive model of self and negative model of others is the secure style.
1.TRUE
2.FALSE
3.FALSE
4.TRUE
5.FALSE
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A. Erika is a scrooge who is always critical of my ideas. B. Erika is a good person and is always honest. That’s why we get along so great. C. Here we go again. Erika must be saying that to make me feel guilty. D. Erika isn’t usually so critical. She is probably having a bad day because of all the stress at work.
What should a speaker understand about religious topics?
A) Conventional wisdom still applies: avoid talking about religion. B) Only those with formal education in religion should address religious topics. C) We cannot ignore the role of religion in public life and must respect differences. D) If one is religious, it is socially acceptable to seek converts wherever one speaks.
A trainer should analyze organizational/trainee needs
a. only during the needs analysis. b. at every point in the needs-centered training model. c. before presenting the training. d. when developing the participant's guide.
The actions that people take to deal with the face-needs of oneself and others is called
A) negative face. B) positive face. C) facework. D) mien-tzu.