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Having relationships with others is one of the most positive aspects of our lives.
- True
- False

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Explore the dynamics of human interactions in 'Relationship Psychology - QP1'. This quiz assesses understanding of personality influences, solitary confinement, and social needs, enhancing knowledge in psychological and behavioral concepts relevant for both academic and personal growth.

2.

The reasons perhaps ‘people need people’ is because the presence of others in our lives provides us with a source of two-way feedback and it is this rather than one-way stimulation that is particularly meaningful.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The presence of others in our lives provides us with a source of two-way feedback, which is meaningful. This suggests that people need people because they provide more than just one-way stimulation.

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3.

Health and happiness are affected more by relationships than things like social status, education and income (Campbell, 1981).
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The explanation for the given correct answer is that according to Campbell (1981), relationships have a greater impact on health and happiness compared to factors such as social status, education, and income. This suggests that having strong and positive relationships with others is more important for overall well-being than material possessions or societal achievements.

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4.

Rules associated with ‘good’ relationships include: (Select four)
- Respect each other’s privacy
- Stand up for each other
- Be intimate with anyone else
- Share good news
- Break confidences
- Give emotional support
Correct Answer(s)

A. Respect each other’s privacy
A. Stand up for each other
A. Share good news
A. Give emotional support

Explanation

The explanation for the given correct answer is that these four options align with the principles of maintaining healthy and positive relationships. Respect for each other's privacy is crucial for establishing trust and boundaries. Standing up for each other demonstrates loyalty and support. Sharing good news fosters a sense of joy and celebration within the relationship. Giving emotional support shows care and empathy, strengthening the bond between individuals.

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5.

Passion + intimacy = short-term relationship
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Passion refers to the intense physical and sexual attraction between two individuals, while intimacy refers to the emotional connection and closeness they share. When passion and intimacy are combined, it often results in a short-term relationship. This is because the intense attraction and emotional connection may not be sustainable over a long period of time, leading to the relationship ending relatively quickly. Therefore, the statement that passion + intimacy = short-term relationship is true.

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6.

Personality differences will not influence sociability.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Personality differences can indeed influence sociability. People with outgoing and extroverted personalities tend to be more sociable and enjoy interacting with others, while introverted individuals may prefer solitude or smaller social gatherings. Additionally, personality traits such as agreeableness, openness, and conscientiousness can also impact sociability. Therefore, it is incorrect to say that personality differences do not influence sociability.

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7.

If we were to describe companion love as a ‘fast burn’, then passionate or romantic love would have to be described as a ‘slow burn out’.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement suggests that companion love is a fast burn, meaning it develops quickly, while passionate or romantic love is a slow burn out, implying that it fades away slowly. However, the correct answer is false because the statement does not provide any evidence or support for this comparison between companion love and passionate/romantic love. Therefore, the statement cannot be considered as an accurate description of these types of love.

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______ original 1959 experiment placed participants alone in separate rooms where they were allowed free and unlimited access to a number of stimulating resources, such as books and magazines.
- Galton's
- Singer's
- Schachter's
- Nisbett's
Correct Answer

A. Schachter's

Explanation

Schachter's original 1959 experiment placed participants alone in separate rooms where they were allowed free and unlimited access to a number of stimulating resources, such as books and magazines.

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9.

Psychologists have tended to explain intimate relationships in different ways distinguishing between varieties of ‘friendship’.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Psychologists have not tended to explain intimate relationships by distinguishing between varieties of friendship.

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10.

Research conducted by Galton (1994) found that people from different countries around the world emphasised a range of reasons for getting married.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The research conducted by Galton (1994) did not find that people from different countries around the world emphasized a range of reasons for getting married.

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Solitary confinement, a form of partial isolation, is used as a form of punishment most commonly found within prisons.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Solitary confinement is not primarily used as a form of punishment within prisons. While it can be used as a disciplinary measure, it is also used for other reasons such as protecting inmates from harm or managing their behavior. Therefore, the statement that solitary confinement is most commonly used as a form of punishment is false.

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Relationship Psychology - Qp1

Having relationships with others is one of the most positive aspects of our lives.

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The reasons perhaps ‘people need people’ is because the presence of others in our lives provides us with a source of two-way feedback and it is this rather than one-way stimulation that is particularly meaningful.

Health and happiness are affected more by relationships than things like social status, education and income (Campbell, 1981).

Rules associated with ‘good’ relationships include: (Select four)

Passion + intimacy = short-term relationship

Personality differences will not influence sociability.

If we were to describe companion love as a ‘fast burn’, then passionate or romantic love would have to be described as a ‘slow burn out’.

______ original 1959 experiment placed participants alone in separate rooms where they were allowed free and unlimited access to a number of stimulating resources, such as books and magazines.

Psychologists have tended to explain intimate relationships in different ways distinguishing between varieties of ‘friendship’.

Research conducted by Galton (1994) found that people from different countries around the world emphasised a range of reasons for getting married.

Solitary confinement, a form of partial isolation, is used as a form of punishment most commonly found within prisons.