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Consummate love moves from ______ to ______ to ______.
 
  commitment; intimacy; passion
  intimacy; passion; commitment
  passion; intimacy; commitment
  passion; commitment; intimacy

Question 2

For which of the following types of couples does commitment nearly always come before intimacy and passion?
 
  older remarried couples
  cohabitating young heterosexual couples
  couples in arranged marriages
  cohabitating young homosexual couples

Question 3

Passion is fueled in part by
 
  security and familiarity.
  the expected and known.
  boundaries and safety.
  uncertainty and risk.

Question 4

Clara and Gus have been married for 55 years. They share deep intimacy and commitment but are no longer passionate. According to Sternberg, their love is now
 
  fatuous.
  empty.
  companionate.
  consummate.

Question 5

According to Sternberg, passion and commitment without intimacy result in
 
  infatuation.
  empty love.
  romantic love.
  fatuous love.
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