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    Description of a person

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    Description of a person Jerry‚ My Boyfriend It is only when an individual gets to know a person on a deeper level that he or she can actually appreciate and value that person’s inner beauty. Although physical attraction is important--and it is the first impression one always gets--it does not express an individual’s inner attributes. My boyfriend‚ Jerry‚ represents both internal and external beauty. Jerry is not as towering as Michael Jordan; however‚ he is not as short as Michael J. Fox

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    Outline and Evaluate Two Theories of Relationship Formation (24 marks) Byrne and Clores Reward/Need Satisfaction theory states that we will become attracted to a partner based on how that person makes us feel. Mutual attraction will occur when each partner meets the others’ needs. Stimuli in our lives can usually be seen as rewarding or punishing‚ rewarding stimuli making us happy and punishing stimuli having the opposite effect. We can also be attracted to someone through association of events

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    Sarah’s Night Out PSY/201 October 27‚ 2013 Sarah’s Night Out Factors that contributed toward Sarah’s attitude regarding her curfew was that she has never been in any trouble before. She gets good grades and is a rule-follower. I am sure she thought‚ one time coming home late is not going to cause any trouble. I doubt she thought about the consequences because she had never been in trouble. Even though she knew she may be in trouble‚ she thought that it would not be very much trouble because

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    Damien Hirst is a 52-year-old British artist who is best known for his conceptual artworks in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Some of Hirst’s best-known artworks are “The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living” (1991)‚ “For the Love of God” (2007)‚ and “A Thousand Years” (1990). Regarding death‚ Hirst stated‚ “Every artwork that has ever interested me is about death” (#11). Throughout history‚ death has been a central theme in art. This is because it is an experience common

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    adults‚ or the suffering or humiliation of oneself or one’s partner." But the next edition of the DSM -- the DSM 5 -- may instead refer to "pedophilic disorder." "[Pedophiles] would be diagnosed with pedophilic disorder either if their attractions toward children are causing them guilt‚ anxiety‚ alienation‚ or difficulty in pursuing other personal goals‚ or else if their urges cause them to approach children for sexual gratification in real life‚" Blanchard says. Can pedophilia be treated

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    creates a romantic tone when describing how romantic relationships are affected over time. Vivian Diller’s article “Is love really Blind?” provides research to suggest that romantic relationships are affected over time because people tend to lose physical attraction to their mate. After reading both Shakespeare’s and Diller’s works one can conclude that time has a negative effect on love because people’s feelings change about their mate overtime. One of the ideas of time that and Shakespeare presents is

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    Chapter 2 Social comparisons Chapter 8 Group Chapter 10 Hostile vs. instrumental aggression Social learning theory Frustration-aggression hypothesis Chapter 11 The factors that help/encourage relationship development Proximity Physical attraction Similarity Liking those that like us Chapter 12 Why do we help? Social exchange theory Social responsibility norm Evolutionary psychology Genuine altruism hypothesis When will we help and who is more likely to help? Chapter 13

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    Outline and evaluate research (theories and/or studies) relating to the breakdown of relationships Duck proposed that there were four phases in the dissolution of a relationship. The intra psychic phase involves a partner growing increasingly dissatisfied with the relationship‚ which either may not be outwardly expressed‚ or there may be a determination to resolve the issue. The dyadic phase is where the dissatisfaction is expressed in the open‚ characterised by argument. Maintenance and repair

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    displayed in this relationship. This kind of love is true and goes much deeper than simple physical attraction. Eros love is the kind of love that is based on physical attraction and only the things that can be physically touched. Eros love is centered mainly around sex. The relationships that revolve around sex never last and are rarely true. His relationship with his lover is agapaic and his absence will be physical but their love will never

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    University of Phoenix/Axia College | Personal Response on Sexual Identity | Psychology 265 | name 11/7/2010 | What is our purpose in life? That is a question many people ask themselves every day. As we become older people believe that wisdom is automatically granted through knowledge and experience. I was one of those people until taking this course. When first I opened and read the first chapter of the text I believed I was an experienced and a mature individual in knowing myself

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