Try to answer these 40+ Understanding Relationships MCQs and check your understanding of the Understanding Relationships subject.
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A. Closeness
B. Affection
C. Separation
D. Enmity
A. Approaching
B. Confronting
C. Addresing
D. Avoiding
A. Bonding
B. Non bonding
C. Separation
D. Straining
A. Breadth
B. Limitedness
C. Narrowness
D. Height
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. Losses
B. Interest
C. Profit
D. Percentage
A. Satisfied
B. Control
C. Under control
D. Overcontrol
A. Profit /loss theory
B. Cost /benefit theory
C. Social involvement theory
D. None of above
A. Discussion
B. Length
C. Depth
D. Profit
A. Social tensions
B. Communication tensions
C. Parenting tensions
D. Dialectical tensions
A. Differentiating
B. De- differentiating
C. Integrating
D. Both differentiating and integrating
A. True
B. False
A. Experimenting
B. Analyzing
C. Talking
D. Communicating
A. Unverified information
B. Verified information
C. Private information
D. Local information
A. Companies
B. Organizations
C. Private sectors
D. Offices
A. Hurtful messages
B. Sad messages
C. Love messages
D. Death messages
A. Solution
B. Inclusion
C. Conclusion
D. Extraction
A. True
B. False
A. Integrating
B. Differentiating
C. Communicating
D. Understanding
A. Family
B. Couple
C. Good friends
D. Enemies
A. Interpersonal Relationship
B. Intrapersonal Relationship
C. Local Relationship
D. Fake Relationship
A. True
B. False
A. Phatic communication
B. Social communication
C. Media communication
D. Family communication
A. Moving
B. Rising
C. Progressing
D. Stagnating
A. Termination
B. Stagnation
C. Destruction
D. Formation
A. Tolerance of vulnerability
B. Intolerance of vulnerability
C. Prejudice of vulnerability
D. Proneness of vulnerability
A. Regulation
B. Control
C. Intensity
D. Command
A. Shared meaning
B. Equivalence of our evaluation
C. Reconciling differences
D. Establishing mutuality
A. The gossip mill
B. The grapevine
C. Word of mouth
D. Watercooler talk
A. Communication privacy management theory
B. Social penetration theory
C. Cost–benefit/social exchange theory
D. Social contract theory
A. Initiating
B. Bonding
C. Intensifying
D. Integrating
A. Initiating
B. Bonding
C. Intensifying
D. Differentiating
A. Lying
B. Equivocating
C. Deception
D. Duplicity
A. Neurological
B. “feel good”
C. Satiating
D. Complex
A. Gay
B. Heterosexual
C. Bisexual
D. Lesbian
A. Protecting your own interests over your partner’s
B. Protecting mutual interests
C. Protecting your partner’s interests over yours
D. Protecting the family’s interests over others
A. Protecting your own interests over your partner’s
B. Protecting mutual interests
C. Protecting your partner’s interests over yours
D. Protecting the family’s interests over others
A. Intensify
B. Qualify
C. Quantify
D. Classify
A. Influencers
B. Experts
C. Specialists
D. Guides
A. Most people who are defriended expected it.
B. Many times the decision is not mutual.
C. The term now appears in the dictionary.
D. It occurs more suddenly than in the physical world.