In Regards to Interpersonal Attraction, Sociologists Find That

question 114

Multiple Choice

In regards to interpersonal attraction, sociologists find that:

• A) attraction to others is not sociological.
• B) absence makes the heart grow fonder; we tend to find those who live further away from us more attractive.
• C) close proximity is one of the determinants of attraction between people.
• D) people tend to fear too much personal disclosure when communicating online.

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Definitions:

Structural-functionalism

A theoretical framework in sociology that sees society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability.

Exchange Theory

A social psychological perspective that posits social behavior is the result of an exchange process to maximize benefits and minimize costs.

Symbolic Interactionism

A sociological perspective emphasizing how individuals interpret and act upon social symbols, thus creating shared meanings within human interactions.

Conflict Theory

A theoretical framework that views society as characterized by inequalities and conflicts that produce social change.