1. Hyperpersonal communication involves less self-disclosure than personal communication

2. In the exploratory stage, individuals begin disclosing private information and sharing intimate experiences

3. Boundary turbulence occurs when privacy boundaries are breeched

4. Physical attraction plays an important role in relationship formation

5. Social exchange theory focuses on levels of disclosure in relationship formation

6. Ludus is described as selfless and compassionate love

7. Strategic topic avoidance is always a poor form of communication

8. Third-party mediation can aid in relationship repair

9. All relationships involve love

10. Relationships that form on the Internet generally take longer to achieve intimacy than relationships that form face to face

1. Which term refers to the web of relationships that connect individuals to one another?

2. Lee recently moved to the United States and has become close friends with many of the international students living on his dormitory floor. Recently though, he's been trying to spend more time with native English speakers. He is probably seeking out these friends to accomplish which relationship function?

3. Which of the following love styles involves a friendship kind of love?

4. The attraction-similarity hypothesis contends that <input type="checkbox" name="check1" value="1"><input type="checkbox" name="check1" value="1">.

5. <input type="checkbox" name="check1" value="1">___ strategies for uncertainty reduction involve third-party questioning.

6. Which of the following is NOT a dialectical tension mentioned in the textbook?

7. Which theory suggests that people develop relationships by first sharing basic information and then increasingly sharing more intimate information?

8. The <input type="checkbox" name="check1" value="1">___ stage of a relationship is when partners become more intimate and move their communication toward more personal self-disclosure.

9. Which of the following is NOT a common cause for the declining stage in a relationship?

10. John is frustrated because he feels that after two years of dating, he and his girlfriend have fallen into a rut. Their relationship is comfortable but he feels like they do the same things day after day. John's frustration most likely involves which dialectical tension?