We form relationships with those with adaptive qualities that will promote survival and help future offspring survive
When forming a relationship we will fulfil other's needs in order for our needs to be fulfilled
Physical attractiveness isn't the most important factor in forming relationship, other factors such as emotion are more important
We form relationships with those we associate with happy events as when see them again we are reminded of the event and the person is positively reinforced
7. The matching hypothesis was by whom?
Hatfield and Spreecher
Clark and Mill
Walster et al.
Byrne and Clore
8. Which study found that physical attractiveness is more important to men in forming a relationship than women?
Takeuchi
Clark and Mill
Hatfield and Spreecher
Aron et al.
9. What does the Reward/need satisfaction model suggest?
We form relationships with those with adaptive qualities that will promote survival and help future offspring survive
Physical attractiveness isn't the most important factor in forming relationship, other factors such as emotion are more important
We form relationships with those we associate with happy events as when see them again we are reminded of the event and the person is positively reinforced
When forming a relationship we will fulfil other's needs in order for our needs to be fulfilled
10. Sociobiological model suggests what?
When forming a relationship we will fulfil other's needs in order for our needs to be fulfilled
We form relationships with those with adaptive qualities that will promote survival and help future offspring survive
Physical attractiveness isn't the most important factor in forming relationship, other factors such as emotion are more important
We will form relationships with those of a similar level of attractiveness to us as the relationship is more likely to occur.
11. Matching hypothesis suggests...
When forming a relationship we will fulfil other's needs in order for our needs to be fulfilled
We will form relationships with those of a similar level of attractiveness to us as the relationship is more likely to occur.
Physical attractiveness isn't the most important factor in forming relationship, other factors such as emotion are more important
We form relationships with those with adaptive qualities that will promote survival and help future offspring survive
