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Personality differences will not influence sociability.
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Solitary confinement, a form of partial isolation, is used as a form of punishment most commonly found within prisons.
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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.
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The ______ rule is the idea that we make up our minds whether we find something or someone appealing very quickly whilst gathering all kinds of information seemingly unconsciously.
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The theory suggested by Byrne-Clore (1970), called the ‘______’ suggests the environment and in particular the situation we’re in when we meet a person for the first time can have an enormous influence on our response to them.
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The Reinforcement-Affect theory asserts that we need to know both the rewards and sanctions that a relationship will yield and cause us some kind of grief before fully committing to its further development and continuity.
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We tend to form intimate relationships with people whom we regard as similar in physical attractiveness to ourselves.
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______ is a phenomenon were very attractive people tend to get together, as do moderately attractive people and unattractive people.
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Factors that influence attraction includes: (Select three)
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The subject of psychology traditionally has tended to focus on explaining the mind and behaviour.
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By studying people who have experienced depression psychologists have hoped to find out why they have developed it and of course how best to treat it in order to help them recover.
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Positive psychology is a term that was first introduced by ______ in 1998.
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Sample QuestionThe subject of psychology traditionally has tended to focus on explaining the mind and behaviour.
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Sample Question“The female brain is predominately hard-wired for sympathy. The male brain is predominately hard-wired for understanding and building systems.”Baron-Cohen (2004: 1)
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Sample QuestionRelationship intervention methods have traditionally focused on improving ailing, at risk or failing relationships.
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Sample QuestionVerbal communication is a large part of our communication.
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Sample QuestionIn typical heterosexual relationships there’s a common belief that males and females often clash due to communication difficulties.
