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Paper 2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Research support
        
        Kerckhoff and Davis
        
        longitudinal study both partners in couple complete questionnaires to asses factors --> similarity of attitudes, values and complementarity of needs
    - - Real World Application
  - - - People that find basic values attractive
    - - Similarity less important, balance
        partner traits with opposite to own
    - - Describe population
        
        Geographical location and social class
        
        Relationships are formed between partners who
        share social demographic characteristics
- - - - "quality over quantity"
        preferred by females
        secure/safe/reliable chance of passing genetics
    - - "quantity over quality"
        preferred by males
        more chances of passing genetics
    - - difference between male and female sex cells (gametes)
- - - - Walther (1996, 2011):
        
        virtual relationships more personal and involve greater self-disclosure
    - - Sproull and Kiesler (1986):
        
        face to face better than virtual
        
        social cues make it easier to bond
- - - - intense feelings about a celebrity
    - - uncomfortable fantasies and extreme behaviour
    - - least intense
        
        celebrities are entertainment and for social interaction
- - - - two sides, some functions the localised areas are in both sides of the brain --- occipital lobe
    - - some functions are governed by specific areas of the brain
- - - - suprachiasmatic nucleus