Which of the Components of Sternberg's Theory of Love Refers

question 32

Multiple Choice

Which of the components of Sternberg's theory of love refers to the elements of romance,attraction,and sexuality in a relationship?​

• A) ​Intimacy
• B) ​Passion
• C) ​Decision/commitment
• D) ​Mania

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Definitions:

Strong Masculine Role

The cultural expectation that men will display traits typically associated with masculinity, such as strength, independence, and emotional stoicism.

Bem Sex-Role Inventory

A psychological assessment that measures how individuals identify with traditional masculine and feminine roles, developed by Sandra Bem.

Gender Stereotypes

Broad categories that reflect impressions and widely held beliefs about what behavior is appropriate for females and males.

Androgyny

A gender expression that blends or combines characteristics traditionally associated with both masculinity and femininity.