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What is the main focus of Chapter 5 in the study material?
Factors
affecting
attraction
in
romantic relationships
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What does self-disclosure refer to in the context of relationships?
Revealing
intimate
information to another person
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Give an example of self-disclosure in a relationship.
Revealing your
likes
, dislikes, hopes, and
fears
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Why do most people avoid disclosing too much too soon?
To prevent
overwhelming
the other person
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How does self-disclosure contribute to the development of a relationship?
It plays an important role in building
intimacy
and
trust
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What does social penetration theory describe?
A gradual process of revealing your
inner self
to someone else
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What does revealing personal information signify in a relationship?
It is a sign of
trust
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What happens as romantic partners increasingly disclose information?
They
gain
a
greater understanding
of
each
other
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What are the two key aspects of self-disclosure according to social penetration theory?
Breadth
and
depth
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Why is breadth narrow at the start of a relationship?
Too much
information
may be
off-putting
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What does depth of self-disclosure refer to?
Revealing more
intimate
information over time
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How is self-disclosure compared to an onion in Altman and Taylor's metaphor?
It has
layers
from the surface down to the
inner core
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What do Reis and Shaver (1988) suggest about self-disclosure?
There must be
reciprocity
for a relationship to develop
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What is necessary for successful relationships according to Reis and Shaver?
Disclosure
from one partner received
sensitively
by the other
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What are the strengths of self-disclosure in romantic relationships?
Supported by
research studies
(e.g.,
Sprecher
and
Hendrick
)
Correlation
between self-disclosure and relationship satisfaction
Real-life applications for improving relationships (e.g.,
Hass
and
Stafford
)
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What did Sprecher and Hendrick (2004) find about self-disclosure?
Strong
correlations
between
satisfaction
and self-disclosure in couples
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What percentage of gay men and women reported that self-disclosure was a maintenance strategy according to Hass and Stafford (1998)?
57%
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What limitation did Tang et al (2013) find regarding self-disclosure?
It
does
not
apply
to
all
cultures
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How do self-disclosure patterns differ between individualist and collectivist cultures?
US
individuals disclose more sexual thoughts than those in
China
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What is a limitation of self-disclosure related to relationship breakdown?
It can be characterized by a
reduction
in
self-disclosure
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What does Duck’s (2007) phase model suggest about self-disclosure during relationship breakdown?
Couples often discuss their
relationship
in
detail
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What is a final limitation of research on self-disclosure?
Much of the research is
correlational
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What does a positive correlation between self-disclosure and satisfaction imply?
It does not imply a
causal relationship
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What are the limitations of self-disclosure in romantic relationships?
Not applicable to all cultures
Linked to relationship breakdown
Much research is
correlational
, not
causal
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