In an experiment, the researcher manipulates the _____ variable and measures the _____ variable.

Which of the following statements reflects a dysfunctional relationship belief?

What does research on sexual passion generally reveal?

Baumrind (1983) observed that much of the research literature contained studies which drew causal inferences from correlational data. Describe: a) Why such inferences may be dangerous for relationship science (indeed, for any science); and b) What options are available to researchers to overcome this problem. Give specific examples.  

A sexually exclusive relationship is one in which:

One disadvantage of experimental designs is:

In a study described in the textbook (Dakof & Taylor, 1990), cancer patients identified the most supportive things that their friends, family members, and spouses had said or done to help them with their illness. The majority of the helpful acts mentioned by the patients reflected what type of support?

Support that involves the provision of material aid or physical assistance is known as:

Greg is a very extraverted person – he is outgoing, warm, and highly social. According to the Actor–Partner Interdependence Model, Greg’s extraversion would be considered:

Subjective closeness refers to: