Question 1Which of the following statement(s) exemplify multiple contingencies thinking? Choose all that apply. 1 pointThe significance of physical attractiveness in a relationship varies with age, gender, culture, and personal preference. We should always look for partners who are intelligent, nice, and creative.Taller people are more attractive.When your partner cheats on you, you should break up with him/her.In each relationship, gender, age, and social-economic status all play a role.

According to the social cognitive approach, thoughts and feelings are important aspects of personality.True false question.TrueFalse

Steve thinks his marriage is much better than most of his friends’ marriages, and he doesn’t notice other women. When he was out with some friends, one of his friends commented on how attractive a nearby woman was, but Steve glanced over at her and said, “Nah, she’s not that cute. And she looks high maintenance.” Steve is demonstrating all of the following cognitive relationship maintenance strategies EXCEPT: a. Perceived superiority b. Inattention to alternatives c. Derogation of tempting alternatives d. Cognitive interdependence

Which of the following statements about people with high self-esteem is NOT true?Multiple ChoiceThey score higher on standardized tests.They are comfortable initiating relationships.They have higher emotional intelligence.They are more likely to end a relationship that is in trouble.

Research finds that the more an individual is exposed to another individual the more attractive the other person becomes.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

When physically attractive people are also assumed to be smarter and nicer, which perception distortion has occurred?Multiple Choicerecency effectstereotypinghalo effectself-serving bias