According to Philip R.Shaver, there are three "behavioral systems" that play a role in romantic love: attachment, caregiving and sexual attraction.
You view love as an attachment when you are emotionally dependent on the other person for your happiness, safety and security, while love as caregiving refers to the great pleasure you receive from supporting, caring for and taking of a loved one.
Lastly, love as a sexual attraction is when you can't get the other person out of your mind and the thought of him or her excites you and turns you on.
If we will based the statement above from Shaver's model, we can say that the love being felt by John and Cynthia for each other transcends from attachment love to caregiving love.
Freud's first stage in his psychosexual theory of development is the Oral Stage. This stage occurs between birth and one year. At this stage, the baby or infant experiences his or her world through their mouth. The baby is sucking, biting, and feeding. According to Freud, oral stimulation could cause issues later in life. A toy that would provide oral stimulation would be considered detrimental (bad) to the child's development.
Answer:
The behavior which is Janell most likely displaying to make her teacher think that she is not actively listening to the speaker:
- looking down the entire time
Explanation:
- The option "looking down the entire time" is correct as if somebody is talking or doing a discussion and other person is not looking towards that person. Similarly, if the other person is looking down the entire time, then it shows the person is not interested in the discussion and don't want to pay his or her attention.
- The other options like forming an opinion and response, taking notes about others' ideas and waiting for her turn to speak show that the person is interested.
Answer:
It undermines waste reduction strategies like reducing and reusing.
Explanation:
Answer:
its plot!!
Explanation:
i took the quiz, and plot is correct!
