Relationships Revision AQA

Anisogamy refers to...

• Female choosiness in mate selection

• Difference between inter and intra sexual selection

• Indicators of body shape and fertility

• Differences between male and female gametes

An example of inter-sexual selection is...

• Male competition for reproductive rights

• Female choosiness

• Male protection of fertile females

• Sensitivity to indicators of fertility and youth

Dimorphism is mostly the outcome of...

• Intra-sexual selection

• Inter-sexual selection

• Female's greater investment in offspring

• Female competition for fit males

Self-disclosure is a central concept of which theory?

• Intimacy theory

• Reciprocity theory

• Social penetration theory

• Commitment theory

At the start of a relationship, couples tend to reveal...

• Very little information

• A lot of in-depth information quickly

• A lot of superficial information

• Secrets

A feature of self-disclosure in satisfying relationships is...

• It is used rarely

• It is reciprocated

• It is needed less and less over time

• It comes naturally and doesn't need to be used deliberately

A feature of faces we seem to find especially attractive is...

• Symmetry

• Ageing

• Averageness

• Individuality

The matching hypothesis suggests that...

• We all prefer the most physically attractive person available

• Physical attractiveness plays only a small role in relationship formation

• The halo effect is unimportant

• We take into account our own level of physical attractiveness when selecting a partner

Partners becoming more similar to each other over time is illustrated by...

• Reciprocity

• Attitude alignment

• Complementarity

• Social demography

According to SET, an individual will find a relationships satisfying when...

• Their partner's profit is greater than their own

• Their comparison level is high

• Their self-esteem is high

• There is fairness