A) we were socialized to do it.
B) we would experience guilt if we didn't.
C) our partners ask us to act benignly.
D) it increases the likelihood we will receive valuable rewards in return.
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A) happy and stable.
B) unhappy and unstable.
C) happy and unstable.
D) unhappy and stable.
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A) generally happier and healthier than in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes.
B) generally not as happy and healthy as in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes.
C) just as happy and healthy as those in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes.
D) happier than those in relationships involving men who believe in more equality of the sexes but also more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety.
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A) dissatisfied because if she is contributing more she should also be getting more out of the relationship.
B) satisfied because both she and her partner are getting equal amounts out of the relationship.
C) dissatisfied because the more one puts in the more dissatisfied that person is with the relationship.
D) satisfied because she knows she is doing all she can for the relationship.
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A) increasing intimacy and interdependence to parallel with increasing satisfaction.
B) that they will experience ups and downs in their relationships from the beginning.
C) satisfaction with a relationship to level off for a time as the couple adjusts to increased interdependence.
D) decreasing satisfaction as intimacy and interdependence increase.
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A) the compliment would soften the blow of the criticism, but the combination will still leave you distressed.
B) you will be delighted with the compliment and ignore the criticism.
C) the compliment and criticism will cancel each other out, leaving you in the same state you started in.
D) you will question your friend's reasons for giving the compliment, but not question the reasons for the criticism.
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A) when they are unhappy, no matter their other prospects.
B) when they are unhappy and their prospects seem brighter elsewhere.
C) when their comparison level is high.
D) when their comparison level is low.
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A) more likely to show disapproval and frustration with their spouse than with strangers.
B) more polite and congenial to their spouse than with strangers.
C) less likely to show disapproval and frustration with their spouse than with strangers.
D) less willing to persist at the task with their spouse than with strangers.
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A) comparison levels
B) outcomes
C) investments
D) commitments
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A) the strength of one's intentions to continue a relationship.
B) the kinds of future outcomes a person expects from a relationship.
C) the effort a person spends searching for a meaningful relationship.
D) an acceptance of positive relationships and rejection of negative ones.
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A) lack of effort.
B) unwelcome surprises.
C) unrealistic expectations.
D) overcommitment.
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A) Recently married couple
B) Brother and sister
C) Close same-sex friends
D) Store clerk and customer
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A) Wife
B) Total stranger
C) Husband
D) Children
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A) Principle of lesser interest
B) Principle of increasing interest
C) Principle of low investment
D) Principle of low cost
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A) low.
B) glorified.
C) tied to their self-worth.
D) based on real experiences.
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A) a strong approach motivation.
B) a strong avoidance motivation.
C) a low comparison level.
D) a high investment level.
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A) Higher levels of sexual activity
B) Willingness to make sacrifices
C) Considering one's relationships to be better than those of others
D) More accommodative behaviors
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A) if we have relied on him/her in the past.
B) if we are less powerful than him/her.
C) if we are younger than him/her.
D) when the outcome we receive from our partner exceeds our CLalt.
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A) goes up.
B) goes up until the arrival of a first child.
C) drops.
D) fluctuates more dramatically than it does among couples who have been married for several years.
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A) CLs and CLalts are lower today.
B) CLs and CLalts are higher today.
C) CLs are lower and CLalts are higher today.
D) None of these; neither has changed over time.
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