Which of the following conclusions can we draw from research on the prevalence of infidelity or extrarelational sex?
a) Very few married women are faithful.
b) Very few married men are faithful.
c) Most married couples are sexually faithful.
d) There is a great deal of infidelity in marriage.
c) Most married couples are sexually faithful.
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Why is it that domestic abuse occurring within same-sex couples is particularly underreported?
a. Unless it is specifically stated, the police officers taking the report might not know that the two men, or the two women, involved in the domestic abuse incident are a couple. b. Those who choose law enforcement as a career tend to be more "homophobic" and thus may feel uncomfortable filing a domestic abuse report for same-sex couples. c. Studies show that gay men or lesbians tend to have lower self-esteem than heterosexuals, thus leading to the tendency to underreport report incidences of domestic abuse. d. Studies show that gay men or lesbian couples tend have more success at resolving relationship conflicts than heterosexual couples, thus many gay couples may not feel the need to notify law enforcement officials and would prefer to handle the situation on their own.
Jill is having a conversation with Todd. From Todd's facial expression, Jill can tell that Todd is feeling irritated. This is an example of _____.
A. gender socialization B. interpersonal insensitivity C. gender acculturation D. decoding nonverbal cues
Which of the following love styles is based on selflessness and compassion?
A. Helios B. Agape C. Mania D. Pragma E. Eros
Stephanie often feels anxious about her relationship with her boyfriend David. She is highly dependent on him. Although David often verbally abuses and humiliates her, she still invests a significant amount of energy toward maintaining the relationship. Which of the following attachment styles does Stephanie have?
A. Dismissively avoidant attachment style B. Disorganized attachment style C. Secure attachment style D. Fearful-avoidant attachment style E. Preoccupied attachment style