Lesson 4.3.2.1
4.3.2.1 Attraction in romantic relationships Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 3
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What term describes sharing personal information with a partner in a romantic relationship?
- Complementarity
- Social exchange
- Self-disclosure
- Physical attractiveness
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What does the matching hypothesis suggest people look for in a romantic partner?
- Higher social status
- Similar physical attractiveness
- Identical attitudes
- Opposite personalities
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In Walster's computer dance study, which factor best predicted participant liking?
- Physical attractiveness
- Social status
- Personality similarity
- Shared attitudes
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In Kerckhoff and Davis's filter theory, what is the second stage filter?
- Complementarity
- Similarity in attitudes
- Physical attractiveness
- Social demography
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According to filter theory, which factor acts as the first filter when choosing a partner?
- Physical attractiveness
- Social demography
- Complementarity
- Similarity in attitudes
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In filter theory, which filter becomes most important for long-term couples after attitude similarity?
- Proximity
- Physical attractiveness
- Social demography
- Complementarity
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What concept describes the mutual exchange of personal information between romantic partners?
- Social demography
- Matching hypothesis
- Complementarity
- Reciprocal self-disclosure
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A study finds that people who are more physically similar to each other are more likely to form a couple. Which theory does this best support?
- Duck's phase model
- Hard determinism
- The matching hypothesis
- Equity theory
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A couple meets because they live in the same village and share a social background. Which filter does this illustrate in filter theory?
- Social demography
- Physical attractiveness
- Similarity of attitudes
- Complementarity
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Two people who differ in key personality traits but whose needs fit together well are an example of which factor?
- Self-disclosure
- Complementarity
- Social demography
- Physical attractiveness
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Two people share very similar views on politics, religion and family. Which factor in filter theory does this illustrate?
- Social demography
- Physical proximity only
- Similarity in attitudes
- Complementarity
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Which theory predicts that people choose romantic partners who match their own level of attractiveness?
- Matching hypothesis
- Social exchange theory
- Filter theory
- Equity theory
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According to social penetration theory, self-disclosure increases attraction when it is:
- Immediate
- Reciprocal
- Superficial
- Unilateral
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Who proposed the matching hypothesis of romantic attraction in 1966?
- Irwin Altman
- Elaine Walster
- Kerckhoff and Davis
- George Levinger
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According to Kerckhoff and Davis, filter theory applies mainly to relationships lasting under how long?
- Six months
- Ten years
- Five years
- Eighteen months
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What key factor is central to Walster's matching hypothesis of romantic attraction?
- Attitude similarity
- Financial stability
- Physical attractiveness
- Social background
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Which model of relationship development explains self-disclosure using the onion metaphor?
- Filter theory
- Social exchange theory
- Social penetration theory
- Equity theory
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Which factor is an example of social demography in filter theory?
- Shared hobbies
- Geographical location
- Complementary needs
- Emotional stability
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In filter theory, which stage is most critical for long-term relationships past 18 months?
- Complementarity of needs
- Social demography
- Physical proximity
- Attitude similarity
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Most research into self-disclosure and attraction relies on which non-experimental design?
- Lab experiments
- Field experiments
- Correlational studies
- Natural experiments
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