Commitment without intimacy or passion might be referred to as
A) fatuous love. B) companionate love.
C) empty love. D) liking.
C
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The theorist who elevated the need for warm, close relationships to the status of a basic human need was
a. Sigmund Freud. b. Erik Erikson. c. Karen Horney. d. John Bowlby.
The process of trepanation a. always killed the patient
b. may have been done to release demons or relieve feelings of pressure. c. appears to have been performed after a person died. d. was first used during the sixteenth century in Europe.
Your housekeeper has an excellent ability to report details, but does not recognize emotions. She answers the door and says the following: "The person at the door has uplifted inner corners of the eyebrows, lowered upper eyelids,
and downturned lips." What would you do next? a) Invite the person in and ask what is wrong. b) Ask the person to share whatever is so surprising. c) Run out the back door as quickly as possible and call 911. d) Tell the person not to bring that foul smelling material into the house.
How did high school students' experiences of work change between the first and second half of the twentieth century?
What will be an ideal response?