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COMM 1500 UGA Exam 3 Final COHEN Questions Answers 2026-2027 7pages

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Worth: 15% of final grade Format: 11 true/false questions (2 points each), 20 multiple choice questions (3 points each), 3 short-answer questions (6 points each) Material: The exam covers chapters 10, 11, and 12. Review Questions: 1. What is the difference between liking and loving? -Liking is a feeling of affection & respect that we typically have for our friends. -Loving is a vastly deeper and more intense emotional experience and consists of three components: intimacy, caring, and attachment 2. What are passionate and companionate love? - Companionate love: an intense form of liking defined by emotional investment and deeply intertwined - Passionate love: a state of intense emotional and physical longing for union with another. 3. What are the 6 love types? -Storge Friendly lovers Stable, predictable, and rooted in friendship -Agape Forgiving lovers Patient, selfless, giving, and unconditional -Mania Obsessive lovers Intense, tumultuous, extreme, and all consuming -Pragma Practical lovers Logical, rational, and founded in common sense -Ludus Game-playing lovers Uncommitted, fun, and played like a game -Eros Romantic lovers Sentimental, romantic, idealistic, and committed 4. What are the 6 key elements of romantic relationships? ● Perception: A romantic relationship exists whenever the two partners perceive that it does ● Diversity: romantic relationships exhibit remarkable diversity in the age, gender, ethnic, and religious backgrounds, and sexual orientations.


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