Please answer all questions.

1		Evolutionary heritage, biological arousability, culture, and gender are factors influencing ______________________.
			A)	interpersonal attraction
			B)	affiliation desires
			C)	social attraction
			D)	none of the above
2		The __________________ theory proposes that we evaluate our thoughts and actions by comparing them with those of others.
			A)	human exchange
			B)	social comparison
			C)	social exchange
			D)	none of the above
3		____________ people have been stereotyped in that because their looks are ____________everything in their lives is on the positive side.
			A)	Physically attractive; appealing
			B)	Unattractive; unappealing
			C)	ether a or b
			D)	neither a nor b
4		The earlier standard for female beauty-heftiness-can still be found in societies where _____________.
			A)	food is abundant
			B)	food is not abundant
			C)	females are powerful in government
			D)	none of the above; this standard does not exist anymore
5		Research on high school friendships found that students identified their best friends as those who were similar to them in _______________.
			A)	age
			B)	gender
			C)	race
			D)	all of the above
6		_________________________ is based on one's concern with interpersonal evaluations.
			A)	Social diplomacy
			B)	Social anxiety
			C)	Social friendship
			D)	Social exchange theory
7		____________________ is the situation whereby physiological symptoms of arousal are switched from the real source to another source.
			A)	Mistaken attribute theory
			B)	Two-factor theory
			C)	Misattribution of arousal
			D)	none of the above
8		Behavioral training programs target the improvement of interpersonal skills through _____________.
			A)	modeling
			B)	role-playing
			C)	observation
			D)	all of the above
9		The ________________ theory contends that people desire cognitive consistency.
			A)	ethical-learning
			B)	balance
			C)	skills
			D)	none of the above
10		______________ is defined as having a smaller or less satisfying network of social and intimate relationships than we desire.
			A)	Social phobia
			B)	Loneliness
			C)	Aloneness
			D)	all of the above
11		"Birds of a feather, flock together" is an example of _____________.
			A)	attraction hypothesis
			B)	relationship hypothesis
			C)	matching hypothesis
			D)	none of the above
12		It is believed that ____________________ can be taught to lonely people by behavioral techniques.
			A)	conversational skills
			B)	knowledge of social norms
			C)	social skills
			D)	all of the above
13		Reciprocal liking means _______________.
			A)	we like others who like us
			B)	we like others who say nice things about us
			C)	liking others is different in different religions
			D)	both a and b
14		_________ tend to feel lonely when deprived of group interaction, whereas _________ are more likely to feel lonely when they lack one-to-one emotional sharing.
			A)	Women; men
			B)	Men; women
			C)	Children; adults
			D)	none of the above; there is no gender difference
15		The two-factor theory is based on ______________.
			A)	physiological arousal
			B)	cognitive labeling
			C)	skills and emotional training
			D)	both a and b