Theories of Relationships
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- Q1The min-max principle says that we minimise rewards and maximise coststruefalse30s
- Q2According to SET we form a comparison level on social norms reflected in the mediatruefalse30s
- Q3Relationships pass through 4 stages of SET in this order: bargaining, sampling, commitment & Institutionalisationtruefalse30s
- Q4Clark & Mills argue that SET cannot explain...working relationshipsreciprical activities in a relationshipthe min-max principlemonitoring of rewards and costs30s
- Q5SET is limited because it ignores....the ratio of rewards to coststhe rewards and costs of alternativescomparison levelsfairness of equity30s
- Q6The value of costs and rewards can change dramatically over the course of a relationshiptruefalse30s
- Q7Someone with low self-esteem will have a high comparison levelfalsetrue30s
- Q8Overbenefitting and underbenefitting are examples of inequityfalsetrue30s
- Q9An underbenefitting partner in an inequitable relationship will always quickly withdraw and leavefalsetrue30s
- Q10Equity means that the rewards and costs in a relationship must be identical to both partnersfalsetrue30s
- Q11Longitudinal research has shown that equity theory is limited because....the concept of equity cannot be used to predict which relationships end, and which ones continuesatisfying relationships become more equitable over timeequity is less important in individualist culturesself-disclosures become less important over time30s
- Q12Connect the statementsUsers link answersLinking30s
- Q13The Rusbult model can be used to explain why many people stay in abusive relationships. It's because they...have a high level of satisfaction despite the abusejudge that they have an alternativeget more rewards than costshave made a big investment in the relationship30s
- Q14Connect the statements in relation to Rusbult's modelUsers link answersLinking30s
- Q15Most studies of Rusbult's model are lab experimentstruefalse30s