11.Dating and broad premarital experience with the opposite sex can help eliminate romantic idealism.
12.Infatuation will never grow into a more mature love relationship.
13.It is probably more important to like someone than it is to love them if you are to live together over an extended period of time.
14.Love's double cross describes infidelity in a relationship.
15.In a lasting relationship, the partners must come to a mutual understanding of what each means by "love."
16.The intimacy dilemma identifies the risk involved in sharing your true feelings in a relationship.
17.Indifference is the opposite of love.
18.The principle of least interest can be illustrated by the situation where two people in a serious relationship are constantly seeking the approval of the other.
19.A man's concept of love is generally the defining concept of love for most Americans.
20.People often treat those they love worse than they might treat a stranger.
21.An example of showing appreciation in a family would involve respecting another member's privacy.
22.Romantic love thrives on contact and time to develop and mature.
23.Boys tend to dissolve their same-sex groups earlier than girls.
24.It is impossible to maintain a constant state of highly passionate love.
25.An example of jealousy would be someone who had a desire for his neighbor's new car.