MIN WU CMST 1061 EXAM 2
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⩥ openness/closedness.
Answer: one of three relationship dialectics; the tension between the
desire to share private thoughts, feelings, and experiences with intimates
and the desire to preserve personal privacy.
⩥ passion.
Answer: intensely positive feelings and desires for another person.
passion is based on the rewards of involvement and is not equivalent to
commitment.
⩥ personal relationship.
Answer: a relationship defined by uniqueness, rules, relationships
dialectics, commitment, and embedded in contexts.
⩥ pragma.
Answer: one of six styles of loving; based on practical consideration and
criteria for attachment.
⩥ psychological responsibilty.
,Answer: the obligation to remember, plan, and coordinate domestic
work and child care.
⩥ reframing.
Answer: one of four responses to relationship dialectics; transcends the
apparent contradiction between two dialectical poles and reinterprets
them as not in tension.
⩥ relationship culture.
Answer: a private world of rules, understanding, and patterns of acting
and interpreting that partners create to give meaning to their
relationship; the nucleus of intimacy.
⩥ relationship dialectics.
Answer: the tension between opposing forces or tendencies that are
normal parts of all realtionships: autonomy/connection,
novelty/predictability, and openness/closedness.
⩥ resurrection processes.
Answer: the final part of the dissolution of romantic relationships, in
which individuals redefine themselves and their futures with out the
former partner.
⩥ rules.
, Answer: patterned way of behaving and interpreting behavior.
⩥ segmentation.
Answer: one of four responses to relationship dialectics' segmentation
responses meet one dialectical need while ignoring or not satisfying the
contradictory dialectical need.
⩥ separation.
Answer: one of four responses to relationship dialectics, in which friends
or romantic partners assign one pole of a dialectic to certain spheres or
activities or topics and assign the contradictory dialectical pole to
distinct spheres of activities or topics.
⩥ social relationships.
Answer: replaceable relationships that tend to follow broad social scripts
and rules and in which participants tend to assume conventional social
roles in relation to one another.
⩥ social support processes.
Answer: the fourth step in the disintegration of romantic relationships,
during which partners talk with others to gain emotional and practical
assistance.
⩥ storage.
CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026 FULL
ANSWERS TEST PAPER GRADED A+
⩥ openness/closedness.
Answer: one of three relationship dialectics; the tension between the
desire to share private thoughts, feelings, and experiences with intimates
and the desire to preserve personal privacy.
⩥ passion.
Answer: intensely positive feelings and desires for another person.
passion is based on the rewards of involvement and is not equivalent to
commitment.
⩥ personal relationship.
Answer: a relationship defined by uniqueness, rules, relationships
dialectics, commitment, and embedded in contexts.
⩥ pragma.
Answer: one of six styles of loving; based on practical consideration and
criteria for attachment.
⩥ psychological responsibilty.
,Answer: the obligation to remember, plan, and coordinate domestic
work and child care.
⩥ reframing.
Answer: one of four responses to relationship dialectics; transcends the
apparent contradiction between two dialectical poles and reinterprets
them as not in tension.
⩥ relationship culture.
Answer: a private world of rules, understanding, and patterns of acting
and interpreting that partners create to give meaning to their
relationship; the nucleus of intimacy.
⩥ relationship dialectics.
Answer: the tension between opposing forces or tendencies that are
normal parts of all realtionships: autonomy/connection,
novelty/predictability, and openness/closedness.
⩥ resurrection processes.
Answer: the final part of the dissolution of romantic relationships, in
which individuals redefine themselves and their futures with out the
former partner.
⩥ rules.
, Answer: patterned way of behaving and interpreting behavior.
⩥ segmentation.
Answer: one of four responses to relationship dialectics' segmentation
responses meet one dialectical need while ignoring or not satisfying the
contradictory dialectical need.
⩥ separation.
Answer: one of four responses to relationship dialectics, in which friends
or romantic partners assign one pole of a dialectic to certain spheres or
activities or topics and assign the contradictory dialectical pole to
distinct spheres of activities or topics.
⩥ social relationships.
Answer: replaceable relationships that tend to follow broad social scripts
and rules and in which participants tend to assume conventional social
roles in relation to one another.
⩥ social support processes.
Answer: the fourth step in the disintegration of romantic relationships,
during which partners talk with others to gain emotional and practical
assistance.
⩥ storage.
