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Gender and Society (Activity/Quiz 5) (FINALS)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A Canadian psychologist, suggested that there are different types of love.  It is possible to experience not just one but two or more of these types in our life.

a)

John Alan Lee

b)

Sigmund Freud

c)

Robert Sternberg

d)

Hatfield and Rapson

2.

Says that there are two general types of love: Romantic and Companionate.

a)

John Alan Lee

b)

Sigmund Freud

c)

Robert Sternberg

d)

Hatfield and Rapson

3.

Shows in his psychoanalytic theory that we have individual desires and motives encouraged by these two: eros and thanatos.

a)

John Alan Lee

b)

Sigmund Freud

c)

Robert Sternberg

d)

Hatfield and Rapson

4.

Is a psychologist known in defining and categorizing intelligence and also for giving a theory of love.

a)

John Alan Lee

b)

Sigmund Freud

c)

Robert Sternberg

d)

Hatfield and Rapson

5.

Love is an experience that transcends time and culture. 

a)

Love as a culture universal

b)

Love as a social phenomenon

c)

Love as an emotion

d)

Love as a neurobiological event

6.

Love came when we communicate, interact and build relationships.

a)

Love as a culture universal

b)

Love as a social phenomenon

c)

Love as an emotion

d)

Love as a neurobiological event

7.

Love is a complex emotion, a combination of joy, sadness, fear, disgust, anger and other basic emotions.

a)

Love as a culture universal

b)

Love as a social phenomenon

c)

Love as an emotion

d)

Love as a neurobiological event

8.

Love is associated with various parts of our brain. Ventral tegmental area (VTA) which located right behind our eyes became activated when we experience the phenomenon.

a)

Love as a culture universal

b)

Love as a social phenomenon

c)

Love as an emotion

d)

Love as a neurobiological event

9.

Promotes positive relationship with others.

a)

Eros

b)

Thanatos

10.

Influences aggressive behaviors that hurt, manipulate, or harm ourselves and others.

a)

Eros

b)

Thanatos