n Robert Sternberg 's triangular theory of love, love is separated down into three different components. Passion, Intimacy, and Commitment are the three components of love and take on different roles in the theory of love. Passion involves physical and sexual attraction to the someone of interest. The feeling of excitement is also associated with passion, individuals tend to very excited to see their partner. Intimacy involves security, a sense of comfort and trust. If information about oneself is
that love is a simple emotion that we all feel, but is it really? Love is a subject that many scientists and specialists have done large amounts of research on and something that they are still researching today. Love is a psychological concept and as humans grow, our minds and the way that we think changes. There is one theory that cuts the concept of love into three main parts. This theory was developed by Robert Sternberg and is called the Triangular Theory of Love (Hock, 2016). This theory cuts
meaning of love;”I learned the real meaning of love. Love is absolute loyalty. People fade, looks fade, but loyalty never fades. You can depend so much on certain people; you can set your watch by them. And that’s love, even if it doesn’t seem very exciting”. Every person has a different concept of what love means. All we want to know is how to have the perfect loving relationship. The key to having a successful/perfect relationship according to Robert Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of love has three
Using John Lee’s six styles of love and Sternberg’s triangular theory of love, I will discuss to separate relationships and how they relate to them. The two couples I chose to interview are from different generations, but both love their partner immensely. Throughout my interviews with the couples, I practiced active listening and got to know more about how their relationships worked. The first couple I interviewed was my cousin and her husband. They have been married for four years as of October
topics taught in module four, I found learning about Sternberg’s triangular theory of love and the elements of happiness to be most interesting. Sternberg’s triangular theory of love was presented in chapter twelve, which discussed how people affect each other. I have always seen love as being extremely complex, Sternberg's theory breaks the concept of love down into components and gave me a better perspective on the types of love people feel for one another. The elements of happiness were taught
What's love got to do with it? Well, Sternberg’s theory says that there is a lot more to love then what people realize. In his Triangular Theory of Love, Sternberg describes love based on three different scales: passion, intimacy, and commitment. Passion is the feeling of sexual attraction to another, intimacy is having emotional feelings in the relationship, and commitment is the intent to keep the relationship even if there are problems. The key thing to remember is that if a relationship is based
to each other for the rest of their life. In the Bible, there are four different Greek words that mean love: agape (Godly), eros (erotic), storge (family), and philia (friendship). In social psychology, there are three main types of love that combine to form different types of love. In Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love, there are three main types of love: liking (intimacy alone), empty love (commitment alone), and infatuation (passion alone) (Kassin, Fein, & Markus, 2013). When intimacy, commitment
The Triangular Theory Of Love was developed by Robert Sternburg and his associates. According to the theory, love has three essential elements. They are intimacy, passion, and commitment. He uses a triangle to explain his theory. The interaction of these three elements produce eight types of love. Sternburg says a love based on one component is less likely to survive then one that is based on two or more.So let’s go over the eight types. The first type is Nonlove, which lacks all three elements
guidelines of gender schemas. I would perform the feminine roles. I will be aware of trying to achieve consummate love within my dating relationship. Consummate love combines intimacy, commitment, and passion- all of Sternberg’s components to the Triangular Theory of Love (Sternberg, 1986). Intentionally trying to maintain a balance of those three factors would stabilize the intimacy and love within my dating
the most commonly asked questions throughout the ages is: What is love? While there are endless variations of the answer to this question, the closest answer can be found through another question: What forms of love exist, and when do they apply? By understanding that there are different types of love, and depicting the meaning behind them, people are better equipped to access the answer to the aforementioned age-old question. Love is a universal language that is the core of a functioning society
if you invested more into the relationship and genuinely cared about the well being of a relationship then you would hold the power. After learning about the principle of least interest I realize how naïve the following thought process is. When you love someone and give everything you have to the relationship it can leave you in a vulnerable state. Especially if you are in the beginning of the relationship and have not reached an intimate level with the person. If you are giving into a relationship
just one way that love can be explained. Love makes people feel a connection to those around them, and gives them a sense of belonging. Although many people think of love in terms of romantic relationships, and marriage, love plays a much greater role in everyday life than simply finding a companion to spend the rest of your life with. Love is also an important aspect in the relationships that we build with friends, family, and even our pets. One theory argues that love is not merely a feeling
This theory involves three different dimensions which include passion, intimacy, and commitment. When combined in different ways, these dimensions show different kinds of love. The different forms of love discussed in our text are infatuation, affectionate love, fatuous love, and consummate love. In my own life I have only experienced a couple different forms of the love that Sternberg describes. The two forms that I know I have experienced are affectionate love and infatuation. Consummate love is
connectedness without these components a relationship cannot be built. Passion is necessary in a relationship because it relates to sex, physical closeness, romance and all together love, without passion there isn 't love and without love their isn 't a true relationship, at least no one that will last long. Lastly Sternberg’s theory states that decision and commitment is needed in a relationship and this is true because it has to do with how people are willing to give up time in there daily life to make
repelled by. There are six factors that influence attraction. Each is unique and they all help us to connect and bond with others. These bond and relationships can produce three different types of love. Below we will take a deeper look at factors in attraction, the human need to bond, and the three types of love. Attraction is an emotion that arouses our pleasurable interest. Attraction has six factors they are proximity, attractiveness, matching, similarity, equitability and hard to get. For us to be
the "Triangular Theory of Love" which defines the three components of love needed for a "perfect" relationship as commitment, passion, and intimacy (companionship) (Wikipedia). "The amount of love one experiences depends on the absolute strength of these three components, and the type of love one experiences depends on their strengths relative to each other" (Wikipedia). In Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, she introduces five couples which enter into marriages in all different types of love. Mr
establishment of relationships with all the family of their new partner. Marriage is a big decision that will impact a couple’s life forever. Before finding a partner, men and women look at suitors for specific traits. Both men and women look for mutual love, intelligence, looks, financial aspects, and maturity just to name a few. Some cultures arrange marriages or provide a dowry, which in this case there isn’t really any decision on who they are marrying. No matter what circumstances a couple is under
Silver Linings Playbook is one of my favorite movies. At first, I did not consider it for this project because I was thinking of all the cliché happily ever after love movies. Suddenly, I remembered this movie does have an important relationship in the story line and thought it would be interesting to examine further. Pat, played by Bradley Cooper, is the main character in the movie. Pat had a rough past as he walked in on his wife cheating on him with a co-worker that began a downhill slope. Caught
Their love was only based on superficial things but never on reality. An easy thing Armand could’ve done would of been to talk about it. He could of asked her what or why that baby’s color was darker than their own. Another main thing that would 've helped the
Expectations from Genders PSY313 | Psychology of Gender Trevor Endre Argosy University June 20, 2018 The triangle theory of love involves three different components of love, intimacy, passion, and commitment. The first component is intimacy. Intimacy it is the feeling of attachment, closeness and connectedness. Passion is the next component. Passion is that intense feeling you get when you like someone, its connected to both romantic attraction and sexual attraction. The third and final