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A-level Psychology (AQA) — Relationships: 35 practice questions
35 original A-level Psychology (AQA) questions on Relationships, each with an explanation and its source. Topics: Gradual reciprocal personal sharing, Matching hypothesis, Matching hypothesis as a formation account, Filter theory: social demography, Filter theory: attitude similarity, Filter theory: complementarity, Filter theory: sequential narrowing, Social exchange: rewards and costs, Comparison level, Comparison level for alternatives, Social exchange outcome, Equity: under-benefit, Equity: over-benefit, Equity: proportional inputs and outcomes, Investment model: satisfaction component, Investment model: alternatives, Investment model: resources invested, Investment model: commitment outcome, Duck model: intrapsychic phase, Duck model: dyadic phase, Duck model: social phase, Duck model: grave-dressing phase, Duck model: phase sequence, Online self-disclosure, Online deception, Absence of gating online, Gating and accessibility, Parasocial relationship: entertainment-social level, Parasocial relationship: intense-personal level, Parasocial relationship: borderline-pathological level, Absorption-addiction model: absorption, Attachment explanation of parasocial bonds, Online and face-to-face relationship contrast, Self-disclosure and intimacy, Investment model distinction. Two free samples are below. Try 5 more free, no sign-up.
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Two Relationships questions with explanations
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Q1 Gradual reciprocal personal sharing
Which concept is most directly illustrated by this case: One partner gradually shares personal experiences and the other responds with comparable openness.
- self-disclosure
- filter theory
- social exchange theory
- absence of gating
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Answer: A. The defining clue is the stated process of self-disclosure; the other options describe different constructs.
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Q2 Matching hypothesis
Which concept is most directly illustrated by this case: A couple is similar in physical attractiveness, and this similarity helps explain their pairing.
- filter theory
- complementarity
- comparison level
- matching hypothesis
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Answer: D. The defining clue is the stated process of matching hypothesis; the other options describe different constructs.
Sources: AQA
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