John and Jennifer are divorced and have two children together. They don’t particularly like each other, but they try to get along and act civilly to one another when it comes to coparenting their children. Sometimes they succeed, but often these efforts break down and they still end up arguing and bickering with each other. John and Jennifer’s relationship would best be classified as: a. Fiery foes b. Angry associates c. Cooperative colleagues d. Dissolved duos

Cyndi still talks with her ex-boyfriend, but tells her boyfriend James (truthfully) that they are just friends. She has never cheated on James before and she never would, but James thinks she must still feel something for her ex and so he’s sure that it’s just a matter of time before they hook up. James is experiencing _________ jealousy. a. Magnified b. Suspicious c. Reactive d. Justified

According to John Gottman's research, about ________ of couples' conflict are unresolvable (they will continue to be areas of conflict throughout the entire marriage); couples either get stuck in gridlock about them, or are able to accept the differences and move on.  10%  25% 69% 92%

The partnership has a juridical personality separate and distinct from that of each of the partners.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

John is a 35-year-old teacher who is known for his friendly personality at work and openness to experience. In his personality test, he got a T-score of 30 in social connectedness. Considering his personality test, how would you describe his approach to social relationships?a.John maintains a few casual friendships but doesn't invest much time in social activities.b.John actively nurtures his friendships, frequently initiating gatherings and staying in touch.c.John prefers solitude and rarely interacts with others outside of work.d.John is cautious in forming new relationships and tends to keep his interactions limited.

How does Tom TRULY view his relationship with Myrtle?   (RL.11.9)Group of answer choicesTom sees his relationship with Myrtle as just another affair.Tom views Myrtle as the “girl that got away.”Tom views Myrtle as an equal and worthy of marriage.Tom sees his relationship with Myrtle as more important than his relationship with Daisy.