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Describe the stages of coming apart in the Model of Interaction Stages.

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The stages of coming apart are different...

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Abby and Maria have been dating for three weeks and just had their first big fight. What kind of turning point did they just experience?


A) interpersonal/normative
B) dyadic
C) social network
D) circumstantial

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Which dialectic is concerned with surprise and spontaneity?


A) autonomy and connectedness
B) novelty and predictability
C) openness and closedness
D) agency and constraint

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According to the Social Penetration Model, after peeling back the outermost layers, an individual exposes his or her core, or most basic self.

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The Internet eases relationship formation and development because it decreases barriers to communicating including time, physical distance, and cost.

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Nu and Amber have routines together, like a standing meal on Tuesday nights, and refer to each other using affectionate names that no one else in their mutual friend group uses. These relationship features that distinguish Nu and Amber from all other relationships are known as ______.


A) turning points
B) relational dialectics
C) relational culture
D) intrapersonal processes

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Describe the three dialects in relational dialectics theory, and give an example of each.

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What phenomenon suggests the closer the relationship is, the more the individuals select many ways of communicating to each other, including face to face, online, and text messaging?


A) dialectical communication
B) confirming communication
C) media multiplexity
D) interaction theory

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At the beginning of their relationship, Joel and Fredrick spent a large amount of time together. After a few months, however, Joel began wanting to spend time with his friends away from Fredrick. This change upset Fredrick, who wants to spend all his time with Joel. This example demonstrates which dialectical tension?


A) autonomy and connectedness
B) novelty and predictability
C) openness and closedness
D) agency and constraint

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Why do we exhibit defensive communication?

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In the Model of Interaction Stages, the intensifying stage includes public ceremonies like weddings.

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Attacking the critic is a form of defensive communication which includes inventing untrue explanations and rationalizing.

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What does your text isolate as a problem with linear models of relationships?


A) Linear models oversimplify a complex process that is often unique.
B) Linear models lack complexity and sophistication.
C) Linear models are too complex and difficult to use.
D) Linear models are easy to misinterpret.

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The two opposing forces in Internet interaction are cocooners and connectors.

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What are spirals of communication?


A) communication that never escalates or de-escalates into anything further
B) communication where each person's message reinforces the other's message
C) communication between partners that reinforces their commitment to each other
D) communication where the message of one partner disconfirms other messages

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Katrice met Sungye in her history class. She found his personality and behavior in class pleasing as they interacted throughout the semester. What does example this display?


A) social attractiveness
B) horns effect
C) physical attraction laws
D) theory of matching personalities

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What is an example of social attractiveness?

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Resolving a dialectal tension by compromising so that both dialectical needs are met to some degree, but not fully is an example of ______


A) selection
B) separation
C) neutralization
D) reframing

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Which dialectic is concerned with the tension between freedom and independence?


A) autonomy and connectedness
B) novelty and predictability
C) openness and closedness
D) agency and constraint

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Adul's instructor dresses rather casually and shows up to class with messy hair and glasses that have been taped together. Adul spends most of class playing on his phone because he assumes the instructor is as unintelligent and unprepared as he is unattractive. This example demonstrates _______.


A) the halo effect
B) physical attraction
C) the horns effect
D) social attractiveness

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