Love, Relationships, and Sexual Dynamics Practice Exam

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• What risk do serial monogamists face regarding sexually transmitted infections?
• Self-expansion theory posits that individuals expand their sense of self through close relationships. Which option accurately reflects this concept?
• What is a common misconception about non-monogamy and safety?
• What are hookups?
• What is one effective way to enhance the quality of sexual relationships?
• How can commitment influence relationship behavior?
• What characterizes the Possessive love style?
• Which statement correctly distinguishes hookups from friends with benefits?
• Among Asian and Black couples, which group shows a higher likelihood of staying married for 20 years?
• Which style focuses on seeking compatible partners or dimensions of compatibility?
• What did the Ein-Dor & Hirschberger (2012) study involve?
• Research indicates about sexual health in non-monogamous individuals?
• How many benefits are listed as reported by consensual non-monogamists?
• In high-functioning relationships, which two features are highlighted?
• Which country legalized same-sex marriage in 2022?
• In what year did Chile legalize same-sex marriage?
• What happens to passion in relationships according to Sternberg?
• Which of the following is a form of ongoing sexual relationships singles might pursue?
• Which statement about civil unions is accurate?
• What is the role of investments in relationship commitment?
• What role do parents play in arranged marriages?
• What did research on long-term married couples reveal about novel activities?
• Which factors influence commitment in the Investment Model?
• Which term describes the combination of passion, intimacy, and commitment in a relationship?
• Which country legalized same-sex marriage in 2021?
• What is a hallmark of polyamorous relationships according to the material?
• What does research say about cheating in monogamous relationships?
• What is one reason for the changing perception of cohabitation?
• What was a common factor in the relationships of men jailed for domestic violence?
• What does the term 'ethical non-monogamy' refer to?
• According to recent research, what is the approximate annual divorce rate for same-sex couples?
• Polygamy is defined as what?
• Which concept refers to the perceived availability of better relationship options outside the current relationship?
• Which statement best captures the nuance about stress reduction and sex in relationships?
• Which emotional state is often present in passionate love according to the chapter?
• In relationships, investments are resources such as time, effort, and emotional support that increase commitment. Which term captures this concept?
• What is the significance of the comparison level in relationships?
• Which of the following best describes the cognitive aspect of passionate love?
• What is the average number of hookups reported by those who have hooked up?
• What does 'investment size' refer to in relationships?
• What is the usual time frame for the transition from passionate love to companionate love?
• How does companionate love typically develop over time?
• What does research suggest about the relationship between sex and stress for dissatisfied couples?
• How are monogamous relationships generally perceived in society?
• Attachment style in relationships influences how individuals relate to partners and handle intimacy and conflict.
• Which term describes individuals who enter and exit sexually exclusive relationships?
• Consensual non-monogamy is defined as what?
• What are the two types of dating relationships mentioned?
• How do some individuals view singlehood?
• Compared with mixed-sex couples, how do relationship satisfaction levels typically compare for same-sex couples?
• Which attachment style is most associated with jealousy due to insecurity?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a benefit reported by consensual non-monogamists?
• How does companionate love differ from passionate love in terms of partner's faults?
• Mutual compromise in sexual relationships requires what practice?
• How does sexual variety affect long-term relationships?
• What is the difference between being 'in love' and love itself?
• Which factor is most associated with maintaining passion in long-term relationships?
• What does the term 'self-expansion' imply about human motivation?
• What is a common misconception about the timing of sexual activity in relationships?
• Which scenario shows the highest rate of female orgasm according to the data?
• What effect does having sex after a high-stress day have?
• Which characteristic is NOT listed as a characteristic of good relationships?
• Which type has intimacy and commitment but no passion?
• Which describes passionate love?
• Belgium legalized same-sex marriage in which year?
• What is a potential outcome for long-term couples regarding passion?
• What did Willoughby et al. (2013) find about the timing of sex in relationships?
• What did a national US survey of swingers reveal about their marital happiness?
• Which term describes the doubt about paternity?
• What is hookup culture?
• Casual sex may include what beyond intercourse?
• In which year did Slovenia legalize same-sex marriage?
• In which year was same-sex marriage legalized in Argentina?
• Do FWBs occur only among college students?
• What is a common misconception about FWBs?
• What is noted as one of the main benefits of having a partner?
• What explains the wide variation in reported cheating rates in meta-analyses?
• How is marriage viewed socially according to the text?
• How does polyamory differ from polygamy?
• What is the significance of monogamy in human relationships?
• How does casual sex differ from simple intercourse?
• Which statement best describes the role of casual relationships in meeting needs?
• What does Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love propose?
• Which statement about the overall pattern of FWBs vs committed relationships is best supported by the data?
• What does celibacy mean?
• How does cultural acceptance of same-sex partnerships vary?
• Which psychologist proposed six love styles based on differences in how people approach love?
• What outcome is associated with higher perceived social disapproval?
• Compared with heterosexual men, how do gay men typically differ in jealousy?
• What is arranged marriage?
• Which term describes prejudice toward singles?
• Which statement accurately describes the relationship between polyamory and marriage based on the differences presented?
• What is the role of trust in companionate love?
• The Pragmatic love style emphasizes what?
• What is Robert Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love?
• During conflicts, which statement best describes the role of positive communication?
• What is 'consensual non-monogamy'?
• What is the significance of recognizing early relationship 'butterflies'?
• What percentage of Black couples stay married for 20 years?
• Which statement best describes the difference between polyamory and traditional polygamy?
• What is one way to enhance the quality of personal relationships?
• What is the current trend in divorce rates?
• What does the term 'mixed-sex vs. same-sex' refer to?
• Which factor contributes to higher divorce rates today?
• Which transition describes using a FWB to start a true romantic relationship?
• Which statement best describes the effect of downward social comparisons on relationship satisfaction?
• What is a common feature of high-functioning relationships?
• Which statement best contrasts open relationships and swinging?
• What is the significance of comparing one's relationship to others?
• What is the relationship between social bonds and well-being?
• What is identified as the key to a happy sexual relationship between partners?
• How does consensual non-monogamy compare to monogamy in terms of overall relationship quality, according to research?
• Which statement about the role of parents in arranged marriages is accurate?
• What is a common peak time for divorce rates?
• How is commitment defined in the context of the Triangular Theory?
• What is the relationship between stress and sexual activity in couples?
• What is the stigma surrounding non-monogamous relationships?
• What is a common misconception about the transition from passionate to companionate love?
• What is 'serial monogamy'?
• What is a common misconception about singles' satisfaction with their sex lives?
• How is singles' satisfaction with their sex life generally described relative to those in committed relationships?
• How do men's motivations for FWBs differ from women's?
• What does 'Just Sex' mean in a friends-with-benefits relationship?
• What is the relationship between sexual communication and non-monogamous individuals?
• What is the association between hookups and alcohol?
• Between women and men in FWBs, who is more likely to desire the relationship evolve into a romance?
• What does the material suggest about the variability in relationship types?
• What is the defining feature of an open relationship?
• What does the quote from Captain Corelli's Mandolin suggest about love?
• What does the phrase 'makeup sex' imply?
• What is the common gender difference in jealousy regarding infidelity?
• Which factors are identified as key to making FWBs work?
• What is one common negative stereotype about single individuals?
• Belgium legalized same-sex marriage in which year?
• What progression is associated with the Companionate love style?
• What is a notable effect of social norms surrounding living together?
• What characterizes the Romantic love style according to John Lee?
• Which statement best summarizes the relationship between FWBs and committed relationships in terms of satisfaction and communication?
• What is an 'Unintentional Transition' in FWBs?
• What is the difference between being 'single' and 'living single' according to the Census Bureau?
• Which term describes the pattern of how people respond to closeness and intimacy based on early life experiences?
• Which group is less likely to report having hooked up?
• What is hierarchical polyamory?
• What is solo polyamory?
• Within the relationship dynamics, committed relationships typically involve which elements?
• What is the difference in sexual health risks between monogamous and non-monogamous individuals?
• Which transition describes accidentally moving from FWBs into a romantic relationship?
• Which factor can influence marital longevity across racial backgrounds?
• What percentage of participants reported practicing consensual non-monogamy?
• How is satisfaction defined in the context of commitment?
• How do health benefits differ by gender in long-term relationships?
• Which statement describes the health impact of being in a marginalized relationship?
• What does research suggest about health outcomes for people who lose their partners?
• In summary, Maslow's hierarchy is best described as which of the following?
• What is the impact of relationship satisfaction on stress relief from sex?
• What role does socioeconomic status play in marital longevity?
• Compared to passionate love, companionate love is typically more sustainable over the long term.
• Which type has intimacy and commitment but no passion?
• Which statement about the diversity of intimate relationships is supported by the material?
• Why do investments increase commitment according to the Investment Model?
• Which of the following describes healthy and lasting relationships?
• Which statement about the age range for FWBs is supported by research?
• What is companionate love characterized by?
• What are the implications of viewing love as a limited resource?
• Approximately what fraction of married adults have had little to no sex in the past year?
• In relationships, emotional support can influence dynamics, and the material notes that external support tends to be greater for which group?
• Hookups are typically characterized as what kind of encounters?
• Which factors can vary in loving and committed relationships?
• What is a common myth about love in non-monogamous relationships?
• Which concept explains the long-term dynamics of a relationship based on alternative options?
• What is one goal of the chapter on intimate relationships?
• What are some common negative stereotypes associated with single individuals?
• Which type of love is characterized by commitment without passion or intimacy?
• What does the passion component of Sternberg's Triangular Theory refer to?
• What association has been found between FWBs and alcohol consumption?
• Which is a characteristic of passive coping?
• Which factor contributes to variations in marital longevity by race?
• Which of the following is NOT typically linked to passionate love?
• What trend is observed among heterosexual couples in France regarding marriage?
• Which type involves passion and intimacy but lacks commitment?
• Engaging in a diverse range of sexual activities in a relationship is most likely to produce which outcome?
• What does deficit social identity imply about singles in relation to social identity?
• Which term describes the belief that there may be better romantic options outside the current partnership?
• Within one year, what is the likelihood of a FWB becoming a romantic partner?
• In relationships, which concept explains how putting more time, effort, and emotional support into the partnership tends to increase commitment over time?
• How many varieties of love did Sternberg identify?
• How does the Investment Model apply to non-monogamous relationships?
• Which statement is true about commitment in the presence of poor alternatives?
• Which statement best describes how passion changes in long-term relationships?
• What are attachment styles?
• How is relationship satisfaction evaluated?
• How does a companionate love typically develop over time?
• Which love style is most associated with starting as a strong friendship?
• Which statement about gender differences in health benefits is supported by the material?
• In what year did New Zealand legalize same-sex marriage?
• Which are the two variants of polygamy?
• How is love defined in this chapter?
• Which description best characterizes committed relationships within the relationship spectrum?
• What is the significance of matching love styles in relationships?
• What is the most common cause of relationship turmoil and breakup?
• After a breakup, which effect is commonly observed?
• How do FWBs compare to those in committed relationships in terms of satisfaction and sexual communication?
• What humorous anecdote is associated with the Coolidge Effect?
• Which statement best captures the impact of societal advances on marriage expectations?
• What does quality of alternatives refer to in the Investment Model?
• What is the purpose of marriage across cultures?
• A key implication of commitment for behavior is?
• The Investment Model's concept of investments includes which?
• Which statement best describes the concept of monogamy's evolutionary significance?
• What is a caveat about the Investment Model's scope?
• What is polyamory?
• Which term describes someone who cycles through multiple sexually exclusive relationships over time?
• What is a reason the Coolidge Effect is discussed in relation to ethical non-monogamy?
• Which statement about the variability of FWBs is supported by research?
• Regarding the Coolidge Effect, how does consensual non-monogamy relate?
• What are effective coping strategies after a breakup?
• What did earlier research suggest about cohabitation before marriage?
• What is the primary reason psychologists believe intimate relationships are central to human life?
• What is 'passionate love'?
• According to the one-year longitudinal study, what fraction of FWBs transitioned into romantic partners?
• Which of the following best describes 'investments' in the Investment Model?
• What is asexuality?
• Which statement best describes the concept of 'quality of alternatives' in relationship theory?
• What are some biological factors linked to infidelity?
• What distinguishes consensual non-monogamy from infidelity?
• Which explanation is commonly cited for why men experience jealousy over a partner's infidelity?
• What is the typical duration of passionate love?
• Which style emphasizes physical appearance and falling in love at first sight?
• Which characteristics are often viewed as ideal in loving and committed relationships?
• How is the relationship between cohabitation and marital instability best summarized?
• What is the approximate share of first marriages lasting twenty years or more in the United States?
• How is infidelity defined in relationships?
• Quality of alternatives is about?
• Which best describes the Game-Playing love style?
• What factor influences rental discrimination against singles?
• What has been the trend in sexual inactivity among US college-age adults?
• Which statement best describes the trend toward cohabitation in relation to marriage?
• Which factor has contributed to the decline of traditional arranged marriages in India?
• What is a common pattern for romantic relationships regarding love types?
• Which type has passion and intimacy but no commitment?
• Which statement best describes love according to psychologists?
• What are 'friends with benefits' (FWBs)?
• What is the effect of frequent negative comments on relationship stability?
• What is a key STI risk factor for serial monogamists?
• What is the Investment Model?
• According to Mongeau and colleagues, how many distinct types of Friends with Benefits relationships may exist?
• Which statement best defines sexual communal strength?
• How do marital satisfaction levels compare between arranged marriages and personal choice marriages?
• Which statement best describes the overall message about the variety of intimate relationships?
• Which statement best summarizes the health impact of long-term relationships?
• Which type of love has passion and commitment but no intimacy?
• What does the Coolidge Effect suggest about sexual desire?
• Self-expansion theory suggests what about close relationships?
• In Sternberg's Triangular Theory, which component is primarily associated with emotional closeness and bondedness?
• Which statement about cohabitation and legal rights is accurate?
• What role does commitment play in intimate relationships?
• Compersion is best defined as:
• What best describes a Friends with Benefits relationship?
• Which statement best captures the potential impact of jealousy on relationships?
• What does downward social comparison mean?
• What is a key takeaway about the differences in marital satisfaction between arranged and personally chosen marriages?
• What is a significant sex difference in perceptions of hookups?
• What challenges do modern marriages in the West face?
• Cohabiting before marriage may lead to what outcome if it was previously stigmatized?
• Which term describes a communication behavior where one partner withdraws from interaction?
• Which finding best reflects health behavior research in non-monogamous populations?
• What is compersion?
• What does research suggest about the diversity of Friends with Benefits relationships?
• What recent finding contradicts earlier research on cohabitation?
• What is the difference between active and passive coping strategies?
• What psychological factors can lead to infidelity?
• What is a potential consequence of viewing love as a finite resource in non-monogamous contexts?
• What is the tendency of anxiously attached individuals?
• Can companionate love still include sexual activity?
• Shared memories in a relationship are best described as what?
• Which statement about shared memories' role in commitment is most accurate?
• What can compensate for the loss of passion in a relationship?
• Which of the following best describes the components used in the Investment Model to assess commitment?
• What sequence describes the typical evolution of romantic love?
• What is a risk of couples falling into a routine of mundane activities?
• In studies of sexual timing, how does early sex compare with waiting in terms of relationship satisfaction?
• In what year did Germany legalize same-sex marriage?
• Which style is defined by jealousy and obsessive emotional patterns?
• What is one of the advantages of cohabitation compared to marriage?
• Engaging in a diverse range of sexual activities is associated with what outcome?
• What percentage of women in long-term romantic relationships reported orgasming?
• Understanding relationship diversity is important for which outcomes?
• Which statement best describes the typical social context of hookups?
• Which description best defines 'friends with benefits'?
• What behaviors elevate the risk of acquiring sexually transmitted infections among singles?
• What is 'Network Opportunism' in FWBs?
• What is a likely effect of insecure attachment styles on romantic relationships?
• What impact do societal norms about cohabitation have?
• 'Friends-first' initiation refers to what?
• What percentage of swingers said that swinging improved their relationships?
• What is a common misconception about same-sex couples regarding relationship roles?
• What percentage of women reported orgasming during their most recent hookup with no prior sexual experience with that partner?
• What does the acronym FWB stand for?
• What is a 'Successful Transition' in FWBs?
• What is self-expansion theory?
• What is 'singlism'?
• What health benefit is associated with long-term relationships?
• Which statement describes cohabitation before marriage as described in the material?
• Which FWB subtype describes two partners who share a social network but are not close friends, often socializing together?
• What percentage of Asian couples stay married for 20 years?
• How is the Altruistic love style described?
• Which type is defined as intimacy and commitment but no passion?
• What is the Coolidge Effect?
• Which statement about divorce rates is supported by the data?
• Which statement best reflects sexual communal strength?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a psychological factor contributing to infidelity?
• In what year did Slovenia legalize same-sex marriage?
• What percentage of women in FWBs hope their relationship will evolve into a romantic relationship?
• Which statement about securely attached individuals and relationship stability?
• Which aspect of Sternberg's theory is most associated with planning for long-term relationship maintenance?
• Which statement best reflects the relationship between passionate love and long-term relationship success?
• What is paternity uncertainty?
• Which statement about the variety of FWBs as described in research?
• Hookup culture is commonly described as involving casual sexual encounters among which group?
• According to meta-analyses, cheating prevalence among college students ranges from 1.2% to 85.5%, depending on how cheating is defined.
• What is the most commonly reported reason for starting a FWB relationship?
• Which statement best captures the relationship between marital longevity and race?
• Which practice is a strong predictor of relationship success in couples who experience conflicts?
• What is the type characterized by passion, intimacy, and commitment all present?
• In which year was same-sex marriage legalized in Argentina?
• Which statement about anxiously attached individuals is true?
• How did the percentage of US college students who reported having sex with a friend change from the late 1980s to 2012?
• Which statement best captures the role of commitment in relationship dynamics?
• Which type of love involves intimacy but no passion or commitment?
• Which factor is most likely to promote longer-lasting relationships?
• How is commitment related to pro-relationship behavior?
• Which statement about belongingness needs is supported by the material?
• Which statement best reflects the relationship between cohabitation and marital instability?
• What happens to the intensity of passionate love over time?
• Which statement accurately describes the persistence of sexual compatibility in long-term relationships?
• What is a common outcome for those who are involuntarily single?
• What percentage of college students have reported hooking up?
• Which element is not part of Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love?
• What trend is observed in marriage rates and cohabitation in recent years?
• What negative effects can jealousy have on relationships?
• Which four elements are cited as indicators of a good relationship?
• What health impact do high-quality romantic relationships have on individuals?
• Swinging refers to what practice?
• What is a disadvantage of cohabitation?
• How has the perception of marriage changed in Western cultures?
• Which pattern is observed in gender differences in jealousy?
• Which style is characterized by casual, uncommitted relationships and seduction?
• Which factors can help a relationship survive when passion declines?
• What is the implication of singles pursuing multiple types of relationships simultaneously?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between relationship length and quality?
• What is a caveat of the Investment Model?
• How does the Investment Model explain commitment in casual relationships?
• Which statement best reflects the social narrative around singlehood?
• What percentage of first marriages in the U.S. last 20 years or longer?
• What characterizes securely attached individuals?
• What are the two main types of relationships discussed?
• What historical factor contributed to higher breakup rates among same-sex couples?
• What does research suggest about commitment in abusive relationships?
• How does the average sexual satisfaction of singles compare to those in committed relationships?
• According to research, does sex relieve stress for couples?
• What does the Coolidge Effect describe in sexual behavior?
• What does the phrase 'till death do us part' signify in traditional marriage?
• What does research say about sex differences in love styles?
• What does the term 'quality of alternatives' encompass?
• What is a 'Failed Transition' in FWBs?
• Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs posits that what must be met first?
• Which statement best describes the diversity of purposes served by marriage?
• How does marital longevity relate to racial background?
• What is the impact of chronic stress on relationship health?
• What does 'Transition out' mean in FWBs?
• How do societal changes affect marriage expectations?
• In consensual non-monogamy, higher satisfaction with secondary partners is associated with higher satisfaction in which relationship?
• Why do some couples choose to cohabit before marriage?
• What is the most common type of friends with benefits relationship?
• What factor contributes to the orgasm gap in casual encounters?
• What is the trend regarding living alone in wealthier countries?
• What can happen when good friends become lovers?
• What is the importance of recognizing a partner's need to not have sex?
• What factors influence definitions of cheating?
• What does Nonlove describe in Sternberg's theory?
• Which statement about societal expectations regarding relationship status is consistent with the material?
• What is sexual communal strength?
• Which term refers to the total resources invested in a relationship?
• Which term describes individuals who enter and exit sexually exclusive relationships?
• What is the relationship between attachment style and perceptions of cheating?
• Approximately what percentage of the population identifies as asexual?
• What is the implication of high divorce rates on marriage perceptions?
• What is the significance of casual sex in the context of singlehood?
• Which country legalized same-sex marriage in 2015?
• What is the likelihood White couples stay married for 20 years?
• What does the love triangle represent in Sternberg's theory?
• What is a common misconception about singles?
• As of 2021, what percentage of American households are single-person households?
• What is a common misconception about protection use among serial monogamists?
• What does social disapproval mean in the context of relationships?
• What does intimacy refer to in Sternberg's Triangular Theory?
• Which statement best captures the nature of FWBs according to research findings?
• What are examples of investments in a relationship?
• Which statement about sex timing and relationship satisfaction is most supported by research?
• Which statement best summarizes research on genetic factors in relationship preferences?
• Is there a 'correct' time for couples to start having sex?
• In terms of social perception, how is non-monogamy generally viewed relative to monogamy?
• Which type is defined by passion and long-term commitment but lacks intimacy?
• Can people in satisfying marriages still be unfaithful?
• Cognitively, passionate love is characterized by which of the following?
• In terms of orgasm, how does the experience of single heterosexual women differ between casual partners and committed partners?
• What is one reason people may discriminate against singles in property rental applications?
• Which concept describes the willingness and ability to seek to fulfill a partner's sexual needs within a relationship?
• What is the impact of relationship breakups on individuals?
• What does research suggest about cheating in monogamous relationships?
• What trend has been observed in college students' sexual activity over generations?
• How has the perception of singlehood changed in recent decades?
• In Sternberg's Triangular Theory, how does passion typically evolve?
• What percentage of men in FWBs desire their relationship to evolve into a romantic relationship?
• What might lead individuals to stay in unsatisfactory relationships?
• Which country legalized same-sex marriage in 2015?
• What can lead to disillusionment in passionate relationships?
• What is a key feature that distinguishes FWBs from typical romantic relationships?
• Which statement best reflects the overall trend in Western cultures regarding cohabitation?
• What are the biggest predictors of infidelity?
• How does racial background relate to marital longevity?
• What physical signs are associated with passionate love?
• Which two subtypes of love are discussed by psychologists?
• What is a common societal expectation regarding relationship status?
• How do avoidantly attached individuals view relationships?
• What proportion of college students reported having FWBs in studies?
• Which component involves the conscious decision to maintain a relationship over time?
• Which component is described as the motivational dimension including physical attraction and sexual desire?
• How can celibacy affect individuals?
• What does commitment entail in Sternberg's Triangular Theory?
• What is 'friends with benefits'?
• What are the psychological effects of being in a marginalized relationship?
• What is a common misconception about the feelings of passionate love?
• Which strategies may help couples with a large discrepancy in sexual desire?
• Which type of Sternberg's love is characterized by passion but no intimacy or commitment?
• What is the significance of sexual compatibility in relationships?
• Which concept describes the sexual double standard?
• What is the relationship between satisfaction and commitment according to research?
• Which coping strategy is described as talking about the breakup and trying to remain friends with the ex-partner?
• Can singles be happy without sexual activity, and how?
• Which group is more likely to perceive emotional interactions as cheating?
• What is the likelihood Hispanic couples stay married for 20 years?
• How does having a partner influence well-being, according to the material?
• What is the significance of understanding relationship diversity?
• Which type is marked by passion and commitment but no intimacy?
• What emotional characteristics define passionate love?
• What does mutual compromise in sexual relationships entail?
• Which statement about health risk after partner loss is supported by research?
• Which term describes breaking up with a romantic partner and then becoming FWBs afterward?
• Which statement best describes the level of commitment in same-sex vs mixed-sex couples?
• In what year did Canada legalize same-sex marriage?
• In relationship dynamics, what does the term 'home base' describe?
• Between Hispanic and White couples, who has a higher chance of staying married for 20 years?
• What is 'companionate love'?
• What is the impact of relationship status on perceived social identity?
• According to psychologists, how is commitment related to love?
• What is the role of sexual fantasies in relationships?
• What is the relationship between attachment styles and relationship duration?
• What does research indicate about sex and stress for dissatisfied couples?
• Which health outcome is associated with high-quality romantic relationships?
• What happens to couples after their children grow up?
• Which statement about marriage described in the text best captures its societal status?
• What is a common consequence of infidelity?
• How can couples fulfill their self-expansion needs?