1 .		The adults and teenagers who participated in Reed Larson's study of affiliation spent about ____________ of their waking hours with other people.
2 .		When an infant responds positively to specific people, feels better when they are close, and seeks them out when frightened, he or she is experiencing the process of:
3 .		Which of the following does the process of attachment accomplish for children?
4 .		Which of the following is a type of attachment between infants and their parents that has been identified by Mary Ainsworth?
5 .		Which of the following is NOT one of the six basic provisions of social relations identified by Robert Weiss?
6 .		Mark is very active in his church group. He finds that the relationships he has there offer companionship and a sense of belongingness. According to Weiss, Mark's sense of shared interest and attitudes reflects which provision of social relations?
7 .		Approximately what percentage of Americans report that they have felt "very lonely or remote from other people" in the past two weeks?
8 .		Who among the following is at least risk for loneliness?
9 .		According to _____, we like people when we perceive our interactions with them to be profitable.
10 .		Who among the following developed the "phantom-other" technique for investigating the relationship between attitude similarity and liking?
11 .		According to your text, the importance of similarity for interpersonal attraction can be explained by:
12 .		Probably the best single predictor of whether two people are friends is:
13 .		The college student studied by Anderson in the 1960s rated ____________ as the trait they valued most in another person.
14 .		The style of love that reflects a comfortable intimacy that slowly grows out of companionship, mutual sharing, and self-disclosure is:
15 .		Which of the following constitutes a basic theme in Rubin's conceptualization of love?
16 .		The physiological arousal that fuels passionate love can have many sources, including which of the following:
17 .		Jessica discovers that her husband is having an affair with another woman. The jealousy that Jessica subsequently feels reflects:
18 .		According to Sternberg, which of the following characterizes consummate love?
19 .		Beliefs about relationships that stem from a child's earliest love relationships with parents are called a person's:
20 .		The adult attachment style that characterizes a person who feels somewhat uncomfortable getting close to others or trusting a romantic partner completely is:
21 .		From birth to death, are at the core of human experience.
22 .		According to Mary Ainsworth, attachment between child and parent occurs when the parent is generally unresponsive or even rejecting.
23 .		refers to the subjective discomfort we feel when our social relations lack some important feature.
24 .		occurs when a person lacks the sense of social integration or community involvement that might be provided by a network of friends or coworkers.
25 .		According to social theory, we like people when we perceive our interactions with them to be profitable.
26 .		In dating and marriage, the tendency to choose similar partners is called the principle.
27 .		According to the effect, simply being around another person a great deal can increase our liking for that person.
28 .		People may find it rewarding to be seen with a particularly attractive person because they think it will enhance their own public image. The principle is known as the effect of beauty.
29 .		Many family researchers believe that love provides the most enduring basis for long-term relationships.
30 .		occurs when a person perceives a real or potential attraction between the partner and a rival.
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