Test Bank for Intimate Relationships, 9th Edition by
Rowland Miller all 14 chapters covered
CHAPTER |1 |THE |BUILDING |BLOCKS |of |RELATIONSHIPS
1) One |primary |reason |why |solitary |confinement |may |be |so |difficult |is |that |it |interferes |with
|the |satisfaction |of |our
A) social |needs.
B) need |for |acceptance.
C) esteem |needs.
D) physical |needs.
2) Which |of |the |following |is | not |one |of |the |ways |in |which |casual |relationships |differ |from
|intimate |relationships?
A) interdependence
B) knowledge
C) mutuality
D) honesty
3) Sarah |reveals |to |her |boyfriend |that |she |and |her |father |are |estranged. |Which |of |the
|following |characteristics |of |intimate |relationships |is |illustrated |by |the |preceding |statement?
A) mutuality
B) care
C) knowledge
D) commitment
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,4) Jorge |believes |that |he |and |his |partner |Suzie |will |be |together |forever. |He |invests |a |lot |of
|time |in |their |relationship. |Which |of |the |following |characteristics |of |intimate |relationships |is
|illustrated |in |the |preceding |statements?
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A) responsiveness
B) trust
C) knowledge
D) commitment
5) As |a |participant |in |a |research |study, |Chris |is |asked |to |describe |his |relationship |with |his
|partner. |The |researchers |ask |him |to |choose |a |pair |of |overlapping |circles, |representing |him |and |his
|partner, |that |best |describes |the |closeness |in |their |relationship. |In |this |scenario, |which |of |the
|following |components |of |intimate |relationships |is |being |assessed |by |the |researchers?
A) mutuality
B) knowledge
C) responsiveness
D) commitment
6) We |generally |expect |intimate |relationships |to |be |characterized |by |all |of |the |following
|expectations | except
A) your |partner |will |not |unduly |hurt |you.
B) your |partnership |will |continue |indefinitely.
C) your |partner |will |treat |you |fairly |and |honorably.
D) your |partner |will |stay |the |same.
7) Pauline |and |Hugh |begin |to |address |themselves |as |"us" |rather |than |I |and |he/she. |This
|change |reflects |the |development |of
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A) dependency.
B) self-esteem.
C) singlism.
D) mutuality.
8) We |are |driven |to |establish |and |maintain |intimacy |with |others |to |fulfill |the |need
A) to |belong.
B) for |dependency.
C) for |success.
D) to |please |others.
9) In |the |context |of |the |nature |and |importance |of |intimacy, |when |the |need |to |belong |is
|satisfied, |the |drive |to |form |additional |relationships |is
A) increased.
B) reduced.
C) developed.
D) lost.
10) In |the |context |of |the |nature |and |importance |of |intimacy, |people |with | in |their
|lives |are |at |a |risk |for |a |wide |variety |of |health |problems.
A) excessive |mutuality
B) excessive |commitment
C) insufficient |intimacy
D) insufficient |responsiveness
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Rowland Miller all 14 chapters covered
CHAPTER |1 |THE |BUILDING |BLOCKS |of |RELATIONSHIPS
1) One |primary |reason |why |solitary |confinement |may |be |so |difficult |is |that |it |interferes |with
|the |satisfaction |of |our
A) social |needs.
B) need |for |acceptance.
C) esteem |needs.
D) physical |needs.
2) Which |of |the |following |is | not |one |of |the |ways |in |which |casual |relationships |differ |from
|intimate |relationships?
A) interdependence
B) knowledge
C) mutuality
D) honesty
3) Sarah |reveals |to |her |boyfriend |that |she |and |her |father |are |estranged. |Which |of |the
|following |characteristics |of |intimate |relationships |is |illustrated |by |the |preceding |statement?
A) mutuality
B) care
C) knowledge
D) commitment
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,4) Jorge |believes |that |he |and |his |partner |Suzie |will |be |together |forever. |He |invests |a |lot |of
|time |in |their |relationship. |Which |of |the |following |characteristics |of |intimate |relationships |is
|illustrated |in |the |preceding |statements?
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,CHAPTER |1 |THE |BUILDING |BLOCKS |of |RELATIONSHIPS
A) responsiveness
B) trust
C) knowledge
D) commitment
5) As |a |participant |in |a |research |study, |Chris |is |asked |to |describe |his |relationship |with |his
|partner. |The |researchers |ask |him |to |choose |a |pair |of |overlapping |circles, |representing |him |and |his
|partner, |that |best |describes |the |closeness |in |their |relationship. |In |this |scenario, |which |of |the
|following |components |of |intimate |relationships |is |being |assessed |by |the |researchers?
A) mutuality
B) knowledge
C) responsiveness
D) commitment
6) We |generally |expect |intimate |relationships |to |be |characterized |by |all |of |the |following
|expectations | except
A) your |partner |will |not |unduly |hurt |you.
B) your |partnership |will |continue |indefinitely.
C) your |partner |will |treat |you |fairly |and |honorably.
D) your |partner |will |stay |the |same.
7) Pauline |and |Hugh |begin |to |address |themselves |as |"us" |rather |than |I |and |he/she. |This
|change |reflects |the |development |of
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, CHAPTER |1 |THE |BUILDING |BLOCKS |of |RELATIONSHIPS
A) dependency.
B) self-esteem.
C) singlism.
D) mutuality.
8) We |are |driven |to |establish |and |maintain |intimacy |with |others |to |fulfill |the |need
A) to |belong.
B) for |dependency.
C) for |success.
D) to |please |others.
9) In |the |context |of |the |nature |and |importance |of |intimacy, |when |the |need |to |belong |is
|satisfied, |the |drive |to |form |additional |relationships |is
A) increased.
B) reduced.
C) developed.
D) lost.
10) In |the |context |of |the |nature |and |importance |of |intimacy, |people |with | in |their
|lives |are |at |a |risk |for |a |wide |variety |of |health |problems.
A) excessive |mutuality
B) excessive |commitment
C) insufficient |intimacy
D) insufficient |responsiveness
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