Communicating with Romantic Partners

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  1. 2. Which Relational Dialectic is described by self-disclosure, emotional space, and sometimes-conflicting drives? (Learning Objective 9.4)
  2. 3. What is A solution that satisfies both partners’ needs?(9.8)
  3. 4. What is the type of question someone would ask in the experimenting stage of the relationship? (9.1)
  4. 5. Which relationship stage generates social support for the relationship and demonstrates a strong sense of commitment and exclusivity? (Learning Objective 9.1)
  5. 6. What lies mean to hold back information?
  6. 10. Who prioritizes supportive communication (such as listening and comforting) in relationships? (9.2)
  7. 12. These lies are considered to be vague.
  8. 15. This term describes those who express their needs, thoughts, and feelings clearly and consider others.
  9. 16. How many steps does the textbook give for Win-win problem-solving? (9.8)
  10. 18. Which love language includes showing love by performing favors or tasks that are appreciated by the opposite party and showing your love and commitment? (Learning Objective 9.3)
  11. 19. What lie is to be harmless or helpful to the person being told?
  12. 20. Which love language includes compliments, communication, and statements that express love and commitment? (Learning Objective 9.3)
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  1. 1. Yvonne and Eddie have started to withdraw from each other, decreasing the quality and quantity of their communication. What stage of their relationship are they in? (9.1)
  2. 7. Which Relational Dialectic is described by desires for togetherness, independence, and low mutual satisfaction? (Learning Objective 9.4)
  3. 8. Who is most likely to lie in a relationship?
  4. 9. Which love language includes showing people love by doing tasks together, conversing with each other, and engaging in mutually like activities together? (Learning Objective 9.3)
  5. 11. Do women fall in love sooner than men? (9.2)
  6. 13. What is ignoring someone and refusing to engage in conversation with them because of conflict called? (9.7)
  7. 14. What is protecting your self-worth by counterattacking? (9.7)
  8. 17. What is an extreme and unhealthy accusation? (9.7)