PSYC 1200 Lecture Notes - Stanley Milgram, Fallacy, Deindividuation

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Chapter 16: love causes of the loss of will. An area of psychology that deals with how the people around us and our relationships affect our behaviour. An innate need for social relationships evolved because of its importance for survival and reproduction. The best predictors of who we form close relationships with are proximity and similarity. Passionate romantic love: intensely emotional and involving strong sexual attraction. Companionate love: strong affection and trust, feeling of closeness without the same obsession and desire as above. His goal was to allow a person to categorize people into these three compenents. People differ in attachment style, which determines how they behave in relationships: Person is not prone to jealousy, is happy to have their own life, and is willing to accept their partner"s pursuit of independent interests and relationships. Parental cause: warm, close relationship with kind parents.

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