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After reading the chapter, viewing the powerpoint and watching the 2 video links write a page reflection on what insights you have gained on personal intimate relationships and within our lifespan. Cite references to the sources used as support of your perspective. Minimum of one reference from each of the sources.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Siru3n3zIbM
https://www.ted.com/talks/esther_perel_rethinking_infidelity_a_talk_for_anyone_who_has_ever_loved
Book:Kenrick, Neuberg and Cialdini (2014). Social
Psychology: Goals in Interaction. 6th Edition.
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Love
and our Lives
Love is that intrinsic feeling that you feel attracted
to and need to be close to something or someone. Love starts from attraction,
although thus, attraction can either be driven by lust or not love. All people
have that sense of attraction to one another, and this is the case whether the
relationship is rewarding or not (Glasbergen, 7). People would be attracted to
one other for their reasons. Some people are sex-driven and will have their
minds more occupied with sex than someone's personality.
The video “is it lust or love” emphasizes the difference between lust and love. Among the leading difference are the definitions that are quite distant; lust has to do with sexual attraction towards a person and is ignited by a person's physical appearance. The other difference is how a person behaves under these two. With love, people feel intertwined, and they have a common perception of life (Kenrick et al., 68). The general use of statements is also different for lust and lust. People in love would often use the term ‘we’ than 'I'. A person driven by lust perceives things themselves,...
