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200100Persuasion Theories 1In order for Repair to work, you must first do this$500Click here to check your answer51An example: Your girlfriend walks into the room and you look at her and think, What does she want now, I do not want to listen to her whine! $300Click here to check your answer16Back toJeopardy Board$200What is social judgment theory?5This aspect of similarity may be the most important for attraction$100Click here to check your answer22Back toJeopardy Board$300What is self persuasion or audience commitment?7$300An example of needing to do this would be: not bathing for 4 days and eating moonpies nonstop Click here to check your answer37

DAILYDOUBLEDAILYDOUBLEDAILYDOUBLEDAILYDOUBLE26$200This cause of deterioration includes being overly possessive and denying the other their own identityClick here to check your answer35This strategy of disengagement tries for a positive relationship, it lets the other down easy$100Click here to check your answer33One part of this stage of a relationship is intrapersonal dissatisfaction$200Click here to check your answer14An example of this behavioral symbol for a current ACHS student could be the song No Air$500Click here to check your answer20$500Click here to check your answerThis theory demonstrates why IDOL contestants preferred Simons compliments to Paulas31When doing this after a relationship, you should not tear stuff up or throw it away$500Click here to check your answer41When following this P you should work towards mutual satisfaction$300Click here to check your answer47$100The last R in repairClick here to check your answer43This test of a relationship involves mentioning your ex to your current significant other to see how they react$400Click here to check your answer18$400This theory of attraction says that we compare our cost ratio to that of our partnerClick here to check your answer29This can occur when friends or relatives interfere in your relationship causing it to deteriorate$400Click here to check your answer39$400Click here to check your answerAll of my friends think you are a spoiled brat that always has to have his own way is an example of violating this part of the E in Repair49You skanky trollop is an example of this type of defensive climate$200Click here to check your answer45Back toJeopardy Board$100What is thinking patterns?23$400This theory was designed to produce resistance to future change.Click here to check your answer8Attractiveness of the sponsor might mitigate this$300Click here to check your answer6$200This theory includes the boomerang effectClick here to check your answer4$100Click here to check your answerThis theory of persuasion uses triangles to show inconsistency in beliefs2Back toJeopardy Board$300What is Social Exchange?28Back toJeopardy Board$400What is equity?30Back toJeopardy Board$500What is reinforcement?32Back toJeopardy Board$100What is positive tone?34Back toJeopardy Board$200What is excessive intimacy claims?36Back toJeopardy Board$300What is break the Lonelineness Depression cycle?38Back toJeopardy Board$400What is 3rd party relationships?40Back toJeopardy Board$500What is avoid Uncomfortable symbols?42Back toJeopardy Board$100What is risk?44Back toJeopardy Board$200What is an evaluative climate?46Back toJeopardy Board$300What is pose Possible solutions?48Back toJeopardy Board$400What is an I message?50Back toJeopardy Board$500What is Recognize / realize that change is needed And know what you want?52