From the slides we have learned that interpersonal relationships can be defined as: (reference slides - 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)

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Group of answer choices

important, essential, time-consuming

dyadic, dynamic, transactional, relational, impactful

dependent on time and place

family, friends, and coworkers

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Can’t Buy Me Love Links to an external site.



Can't Buy Me Love is a 1987 American teen Links to an external site. romantic comedy Links to an external site. film directed by Steve Rash Links to an external site.,[1] Links to an external site. starring Patrick Dempsey Links to an external site. and Amanda Peterson Links to an external site. in a story about a nerd at a high school in Tucson, Arizona Links to an external site., who gives a cheerleader $1,000 to pretend to be his girlfriend for a month.

This story is an example of what reason we might form an interpersonal relationship?

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Ronald Miller is a typical high school nerd living in suburban Tucson, Arizona Links to an external site.. He has spent all summer mowing lawns to save up for a telescope Links to an external site.. At an opportune moment, he makes a deal with next-door neighbor and popular cheerleader Links to an external site. Cindy Mancini. She had borrowed her mother's expensive suede outfit without permission to wear to a party, only to have wine accidentally spilled on it. Cindy reluctantly agrees to help Ronald look "cool" by posing as his girlfriend for a month for $1,000 (which was used to replace the ruined outfit), although she already has a boyfriend, Bobby, who is attending the University of Iowa Links to an external site..

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proximity

similarity

reciprocal liking

social exchange theory

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In the video about romantic relationships called Love's Classroom it purports that:
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our lover should not try to teach us to chage

our lover can teach us to change

people don't change

we change anyway

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10 qualities of a good friend Links to an external site.

One of the qualities of a good friend is:

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careful

respectful

dogmatic

selfish

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The third stage of Knapp's model is (movie clip 1)
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integrating

intesifying

initiating

experimenting

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Some of the types of interpersonal relationships include (pick the answer the best matches what was described in the textbook and in the slides)
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family, teammates, workplace, romantic

parents, friends, workplace, romantic

family, friends, workplace, boyfriend/girlfriend

family, friends, workplace, romantic

Answer 1

Here are the answers based on the information provided:

Question 1: From the slides we have learned that interpersonal relationships can be defined as:

• dyadic, dynamic, transactional, relational, impactful

Question 2: This story is an example of what reason we might form an interpersonal relationship?

• social exchange theory (The situation involves a transaction where Ronald offers money for a relationship, reflecting a cost-benefit analysis in social exchange theory.)

Question 3: In the video about romantic relationships called Love's Classroom it purports that:

• our lover can teach us to change

Question 4: One of the qualities of a good friend is:

• respectful

Question 5: The third stage of Knapp's model is:

• intensifying

Question 6: Some of the types of interpersonal relationships include:

• family, friends, workplace, romantic

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