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Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Formation of Intimate Relationships: Formation of Intimate RelationshipsRomantic Love: Romantic Love Romantic love is closely associated with marriage, cohabitation, and sexual intimacy. The sociological definition of Romantic Love Romantic Love as a social invention The History of Romantic Love: The History of Romantic Love Ancient Greece: Philos (or Storge) Agape Eros Other types: Ludus, Pragma and Mania all listed in White et al. Homosexual Love: Homosexual Love Why did homosexual love occur? 1. Women as inferior in all aspects. 2. The best army contained love. Ancient Rome: Ancient Rome Love relationships as heterosexual. Arranged marriages Sex and romance in affairs only. The rise of ChristianityThe Rise of Christianity: The Rise of Christianity Idealization of women as non-sexual beings. Sexual women stigmatized. Middle Ages and Feudal EuropeFrom 16th Century to Present…: From 16th Century to Present… 1. Protestant Reformation 2. Urbanization 3. Industrialization Breadwinner Family Model Philos, agape and eros are provided by womenTo cont….: To cont…. Four major factors connecting romantic love and marriage… Varies cross-culturally: India vs. Canada/U.S Theories of Romantic Love: 1. Schacter’s Component Theory- The Stockholm syndrome. Schacter’s Theory cont…: Schacter’s Theory cont… Two opposing emotions can lead to romantic love. In order to experience romantic love it must be a prominent social symbol. Anger, fear and sexual arousal cause the same physiological responses Horror movies while dating…..Wheel of Love Theory: Wheel of Love Theory How love emerges within the life cycle of a couple. The four stages of romantic love: 1. The rapport stage 2. The Self-Evaluation Stage 3. Mutual Dependency Stage 4. Basic Personality StageWheel of Love cont…: Wheel of Love cont… Evidence of the theory… Less rapport Less self-revelation Less mutual dependency Less basic personality The major implication of Reiss’ theory: the pluses. Throughout the 19th Century: Throughout the 19th Century A steady decline in community and parental influence in mate selection: 1. Urban/Industrialization 2. Romantic Love 3. Educational Reform 4. Rise of Consumer Economy 5. IndividualismSince the mid 1960s: Since the mid 1960s Dating- flexible and extended 1. Earlier Age 2. Adulthood 3. Full years 4. Gender Equality 5. ContraceptionDating cont…: Dating cont… Average of 10 to 15 years of dating with 20 or more people Contemporary dating… Dating extended to the mid 20s… The functions of datingTheories of Mate Selection: Theories of Mate Selection 1. Parental Image Theory: Psychoanalytic theory The Oedipus and Electra Complex The opposite parent complex Cases of clinical populationComplimentary Needs Theory: Complimentary Needs Theory Robert Winch Mate selection is homogonous Opposites attract Is it true?Value Theory: Value Theory Choosing people who are similar The role of values in mate selection… Validation of ourselves Marital homogeny explained Values Theory holds that: 1. Similar backgrounds 2. Mutual reward 3. Desire to continue relationshipRole Theory and Exchange Theory: Role Theory and Exchange Theory Roles are: Role consensus as a crucial factor Role discrepancies = less chance of marriage Exchange Theory: Goal oriented Reciprocity Lack of a better alternative Stimulus-Value Role Theory: Stimulus-Value Role Theory Bernard Murstein Mate selection as a three stage process: 1. Stimulus stage 2. Value comparison stage 3. Role stage Various other elements in mate selection: Various other elements in mate selection Race/ethnicity Age Religious affiliation Sexual orientation Homosexual men Homosexual womenInternet dating: Internet dating A level playground without restraints and limits Lawson and Leck Feeling of inhibition Abilities to control Reduction in anxietyPremarital Sex Standards: Premarital Sex Standards Abstinence Double standard Permissiveness with affection Permissiveness without affectionWhy??????: Why?????? Family is built upon theories of dating and marriage patterns…. Family structure and dynamics….Happy Thanksgiving and Have a Good Study Break!: Happy Thanksgiving and Have a Good Study Break! You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
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Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Formation of Intimate Relationships: Formation of Intimate RelationshipsRomantic Love: Romantic Love Romantic love is closely associated with marriage, cohabitation, and sexual intimacy. The sociological definition of Romantic Love Romantic Love as a social invention The History of Romantic Love: The History of Romantic Love Ancient Greece: Philos (or Storge) Agape Eros Other types: Ludus, Pragma and Mania all listed in White et al. Homosexual Love: Homosexual Love Why did homosexual love occur? 1. Women as inferior in all aspects. 2. The best army contained love. Ancient Rome: Ancient Rome Love relationships as heterosexual. Arranged marriages Sex and romance in affairs only. The rise of ChristianityThe Rise of Christianity: The Rise of Christianity Idealization of women as non-sexual beings. Sexual women stigmatized. Middle Ages and Feudal EuropeFrom 16th Century to Present…: From 16th Century to Present… 1. Protestant Reformation 2. Urbanization 3. Industrialization Breadwinner Family Model Philos, agape and eros are provided by womenTo cont….: To cont…. Four major factors connecting romantic love and marriage… Varies cross-culturally: India vs. Canada/U.S Theories of Romantic Love: 1. Schacter’s Component Theory- The Stockholm syndrome. Schacter’s Theory cont…: Schacter’s Theory cont… Two opposing emotions can lead to romantic love. In order to experience romantic love it must be a prominent social symbol. Anger, fear and sexual arousal cause the same physiological responses Horror movies while dating…..Wheel of Love Theory: Wheel of Love Theory How love emerges within the life cycle of a couple. The four stages of romantic love: 1. The rapport stage 2. The Self-Evaluation Stage 3. Mutual Dependency Stage 4. Basic Personality StageWheel of Love cont…: Wheel of Love cont… Evidence of the theory… Less rapport Less self-revelation Less mutual dependency Less basic personality The major implication of Reiss’ theory: the pluses. Throughout the 19th Century: Throughout the 19th Century A steady decline in community and parental influence in mate selection: 1. Urban/Industrialization 2. Romantic Love 3. Educational Reform 4. Rise of Consumer Economy 5. IndividualismSince the mid 1960s: Since the mid 1960s Dating- flexible and extended 1. Earlier Age 2. Adulthood 3. Full years 4. Gender Equality 5. ContraceptionDating cont…: Dating cont… Average of 10 to 15 years of dating with 20 or more people Contemporary dating… Dating extended to the mid 20s… The functions of datingTheories of Mate Selection: Theories of Mate Selection 1. Parental Image Theory: Psychoanalytic theory The Oedipus and Electra Complex The opposite parent complex Cases of clinical populationComplimentary Needs Theory: Complimentary Needs Theory Robert Winch Mate selection is homogonous Opposites attract Is it true?Value Theory: Value Theory Choosing people who are similar The role of values in mate selection… Validation of ourselves Marital homogeny explained Values Theory holds that: 1. Similar backgrounds 2. Mutual reward 3. Desire to continue relationshipRole Theory and Exchange Theory: Role Theory and Exchange Theory Roles are: Role consensus as a crucial factor Role discrepancies = less chance of marriage Exchange Theory: Goal oriented Reciprocity Lack of a better alternative Stimulus-Value Role Theory: Stimulus-Value Role Theory Bernard Murstein Mate selection as a three stage process: 1. Stimulus stage 2. Value comparison stage 3. Role stage Various other elements in mate selection: Various other elements in mate selection Race/ethnicity Age Religious affiliation Sexual orientation Homosexual men Homosexual womenInternet dating: Internet dating A level playground without restraints and limits Lawson and Leck Feeling of inhibition Abilities to control Reduction in anxietyPremarital Sex Standards: Premarital Sex Standards Abstinence Double standard Permissiveness with affection Permissiveness without affectionWhy??????: Why?????? Family is built upon theories of dating and marriage patterns…. Family structure and dynamics….Happy Thanksgiving and Have a Good Study Break!: Happy Thanksgiving and Have a Good Study Break!