Lesson 4.3.2.3
4.3.2.3 Online and parasocial relationships Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 3
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The 20 questions
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What effect does the absence of gating have on online relationship formation?
- Formed more easily
- Delayed significantly
- Formed more slowly
- Prevented entirely
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According to the hyperpersonal model, how does online self-disclosure compare to face-to-face contact?
- Identical in depth
- Faster and deeper
- Less intimate
- Slower and shallower
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What term describes deliberately misrepresenting identity or personal details in an online relationship?
- Gating
- Deception
- Absorption
- Self-disclosure
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What primary risk does discovering deception pose to an online relationship?
- Reduced gating
- Loss of trust
- Stronger parasocial bond
- Increased self-disclosure
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Which term describes an unreciprocated, one-sided relationship with a celebrity?
- Reciprocal relationship
- Hyperpersonal relationship
- Dyadic relationship
- Parasocial relationship
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Which level of parasocial relationship involves mild interest in a celebrity for gossip and socialising?
- Intense-personal
- Absorption-addiction
- Borderline pathological
- Entertainment-social
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Which level of parasocial relationship is characterised by intense feelings and obsessive thinking about the media figure?
- The filter level
- The attachment-free level
- The entertainment-social level
- The intense-personal level
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Which level of parasocial relationship involves uncontrollable fantasies and compulsive behaviour towards a celebrity?
- Entertainment-social
- Hyperpersonal
- Borderline pathological
- Intense-personal
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According to the absorption-addiction model, why do people develop parasocial relationships?
- Personal deficits
- High self-esteem
- Secure attachment
- Social fulfilment
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Which attachment style is most associated with forming intense parasocial relationships?
- Disorganised
- Secure
- Insecure-resistant
- Insecure-avoidant
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How can reduced gating in online relationships benefit shy or socially anxious people?
- Increases physical attraction
- Prevents deception
- Reduces self-disclosure
- Helps form relationships
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What is a major methodological limitation of research into parasocial relationships?
- Relies on correlations
- Lacks self-reports
- Uses objective measures
- High experimental control
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A fan discusses a celebrity with friends for entertainment. Which parasocial level is this?
- Borderline pathological
- Absorption-addiction
- Intense-personal
- Entertainment-social
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A fan spends hours each day thinking about a celebrity and feels distressed when the celebrity is absent from the media. Which level does this best fit?
- The social-exchange level
- The filter level
- The intense-personal level
- The entertainment-social level
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What factor in virtual relationships encourages higher levels of self-disclosure?
- Gating
- Proximity
- Physical cues
- Anonymity
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How are most parasocial relationships categorised in terms of psychological health?
- Borderline pathological
- Benign and harmless
- Always harmful
- Psychotic
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Which pair of features is characteristic of virtual relationships compared to face-to-face ones?
- Greater cues, noise
- Increased gating, proximity
- Reduced disclosure, visibility
- Reduced gating, anonymity
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Which model explains higher self-disclosure in virtual relationships due to anonymity?
- Absorption-addiction model
- Hyperpersonal model
- Social exchange theory
- Reduced cues theory
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In virtual relationships, what does a gate refer to?
- A security password
- An emotional boundary
- A personality trait
- A physical barrier
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Which attachment style is most strongly associated with forming parasocial relationships?
- Secure
- Insecure-resistant
- Disorganised
- Insecure-avoidant
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