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abarnes

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Using brain imaging technology, neuroscientists have suggested that romantic love is neurologically similar to which of the following psychological experiences?
 
  A) Hunger
  B) Excitement
  C) Affection
  D) Sexual arousal

Question 2

The text claims that our culture idealizes romantic love. Which of the following best expresses what that means?
 
  A) We are extremely practical about how to make love work for us.
  B) We recognize that love must be understood within a cultural context.
  C) We perceive love to be grand and consuming.
  D) We recognize the place of love when raising children.



alexisweber49

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Answer to Question 1

Saved me massive time.

Answer to Question 2

Great help.



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