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Title: Chapter Four


1
Chapter Four
Love, Intimacy, and Sexual Communication
2
Historical Perspectives
  • Arrange Marriages
  • Dowries
  • Bundling
  • Marriage for Love and Intimacy

3
Establishing Early Intimacy
  • Field of Eligibles
  • Physical Attractiveness
  • The Beautiful is Better Bias
  • The Effect of Media
  • The Matching Hypothesis
  • Proximity
  • Proximity Effect
  • Mere Exposure Effect
  • Similarity
  • Flirting
  • Reciprocity of Attraction

4
John Lees Styles of Love
  • The Six Styles
  • Eros Love
  • Ludus Love
  • Storge Love
  • Mania Love
  • Pragma Love
  • Agape Love
  • Combining Love Styles

5
John Lees Styles of Love (cont.)
6
Robert Sternbergs Triangular Theory of Love
  • The Three Components
  • Intimacy
  • Passion
  • Commitment

7
Robert Sternbergs Triangular Theory of Love
  • Possible Combinations of the Three Components
  • Liking (I)
  • Infatuation (P)
  • Empty Love (C)
  • Romantic Love (I P)
  • Fatuous Love (P C)
  • Companionate Love (I C)
  • Consummate Love (I, P C)
  • Applying the Triangular Theory

8
Communication In Love Relationships
  • Self-Disclosure How Much Should You Reveal About
    Yourself?
  • Behavioral Attributions Why Did You Do That?
  • Relationship-enhancing Attributions
  • Distress-maintaining Attributions
  • Patterns of Effective Communication
  • Validating Communication
  • Volatile Communication
  • Conflict-avoiding Communication

9
Communication In Love Relationships (cont.)
  • Communication Warning Signs
  • Criticism
  • Contempt
  • Defensiveness
  • Stonewalling
  • Improving Communication
  • Understanding Intimate Communication Six Simple
    Truths
  • Enhancing Intimate Communication Five Rules

10
Sexual Communication
  • Sexual Self-disclosure
  • Barriers
  • Lack of Information
  • Embarrassment
  • Insecurity About Using the Right Words
  • Sexual Taboos
  • Fear of Judgment
  • Fear of Rejection
  • Strategies for Improving Sexual Communication

11
Losing Love Ten Reasons Why Relationships Fail
  • Lack of Self-knowledge
  • Acceptance of Sexual Myths and Stereotypes
  • Ineffective Communication
  • Imbalances of Decision-making Power
  • Low Self-esteem, Insecurity and Lack of
    Self-confidence
  • Isolation
  • Failing to Keep Promises, Lying, or Cheating
  • Excessive Jealousy (Normal vs. Delusional)
  • Control Issues
  • Violence

12
Abusive and Violent Relationships
  • Types of Relationship Abuse
  • Physical
  • Verbal
  • Emotional
  • In Touch with Your Sexual Health Signs of
    Relationship Abuse
  • Signs That You May Have an Abusive Partner
  • Signs That You May Be an Abusive Partner

13
Abusive and Violent Relationships (cont.)
14
The Cycle of Violence and Abuse
  • The Honeymoon Phase and/or the Beginning of the
    Relationship
  • The Tension-building Phase
  • Explosion
  • Return to the Honeymoon Phase

15
Getting Out and Moving On
  • Leaving a Violent Relationship
  • The Temptation to Go Back
  • Self-Discovery Your Criteria for a Healthy,
    Nonabusive Relationship
  • What Qualities Do You Require?
  • What Characteristics Are Unacceptable?
  • Loving Again
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