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KWilfred

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List and describe the three primary and three blended types of loves that were identified by sociologist John Alan Lee in 1988 . What gender differences were found among these different types?
 
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On his first day of class, Professor Saccamano thinks he is nervous because his blood pressure is up and his hands are shaking. He continues to feel this way, however, before every class meeting of the semester, and eventually realizes that his arousal is due to the five flights of stairs he must climb up to the classroom. Which theory best explains his misattribution?
 
  a. downward comparison theory
  b. self-handicapping theory
  c. self-perception theory
  d. two-factor theory of emotion


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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

From ancient writings, sociologist John Alan Lee (1988) identified three primary love
styles: eras (erotic love), lupus (game-playing, uncommitted love), and storage
(friendship love). As with primary colors, Lee theorized, these three styles can be
blended together to form new secondary types of love, such as mania (demanding and
possessive love), pragmetic (pragmatic love), and agape (other-oriented, altruistic
love). On a scale designed to measure these colors of love, men tend to score higher
than women on lupus, and women score higher on storage, mania, and pragmetic
(Hendricks & Hendricks, 1995).

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