Posted: September 13th, 2017

Communications

Communications

Paper details:
These Four questions must be explained in essay format, being sure to use correct and proper in-text cites.

Essay should be in APA format.

Your response to each question should be no less than 300 words

These Four questions must be explained in essay format, being sure to use correct and proper in-text cites. Essay should be in APA format. Your response to each question should be no less than 300 words

Robert Sternberg’s (1987) Triangular Theory of Love proposed three different building blocks that combine to form different types of love. These three ‘building blocks’ are: Intimacy, passion and commitment. With the types of love that are described in “Intimate Relationships”- share one example where each building block is assessed as high. So, you will be sharing three examples- one for intimacy, one for passion and one for commitment. Please be sure to share what is desirable and non- desirable about the particular types of love you use for your examples. (Your response to this question should be no less than 300 words.) (p.247)

In chapter 10 of “Intimate Relationships” several ‘stresses and strains’ are described that can occur in relationships. Identify and describe three of the stresses/strains named in the text. Please give examples of each area of stress/strain that you identify. (Your response to this question should be no less than 300 words.)

Name and describe the six types of resource power described in Chapter 12 of “Intimate Relationships.” Which of these types are familiar to you? Which of these types are least familiar to you? (Your response to this question should be no less than 300 words.)

Using Chapter 12 of “Intimate Relationships” describe the differences between Situational Couple Violence (SCV) and Intimate Terrorism (IT). Please give examples of both forms of violence. (Your response to this question should be no less than 300 words.)

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