Which theory suggests that love is a function of physiological arousal along with the label that we give to our arousal?
A. triangle theory
B. two-factor theory
C. correspondent inference theory
D. reward theory
Answer: B. two-factor theory
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Research on cohabitation has shown that:
a. people in the U.S. who cohabit before marriage have an increased likelihood of separation than those who do not cohabit, but this pattern has not been found in other countries. b. regardless of whether they are engaged before cohabiting, they are more likely to separate than those who do not cohabit. c. people in traditional cultures who cohabit before marriage have an increased likelihood of separation than those who do not cohabit, but this pattern has not been found in the U.S. d. one factor in the success of cohabiting couples is how well it is accepted in one's culture.
If you ask 4-year-old Mariah to describe herself, she will most likely mention
A) personality traits. B) special competencies. C) social virtues. D) observable characteristics.
________ theory would be most likely to mention such factors as social approval and increased self-worth as motivations for prosocial behavior
a. Evolutionary b. Social exchange c. Norm activation d. Empathy-altruism
Janette is tired of her husband, she feels like they are too similar. Instead she has taken a liking to her male coworker, she believe this attraction is due his opposite opinions and beliefs. According to the literature is this assumption supported?
A. Yes, opposite personalities attracts. B. No, similar personalities attract. C. No, communication is key. D. There is no evidence to support any type of assumptions.