Chapter 9

5. practical and traditional
6. one person domainates
7. one person is seen as the authority
8. may denote a broader constellation that includes children, relatives, and assorted significant others
10. one person is the primary giver and one is the primary reciver
14. might be described as a friendly relationship rather than a true friendship
15. elation and depression
17. beauty and sexuality
18. compassionate and selfless
19. equality relationships is maintained but each person has authority over difffernt domains
20. entertainment and excitement

1. each person shares equally in the communication transactions
2. a clear sense of "we-ness", of togetherness
3. refers to the degree to which family members can speak their mind
4. the ideal type, characterized by loyalty, self-sacrifice, mutual affection and generosity
9. as a relationship between two people develops, they begin to share their network of other communicators with each other
11. denotes the relationship between two principle parties
12. friends engage in sexual relationships but without any romatic involvement
13. peaceful and slow
16. an interpersonal relationship between two persons that is mutually productive and characterized by mutual positive regards