Deck 7: Classification

Question 1

Hollywood love, based on passion and commitment, is likely to fail.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Researchers have concluded that women are more capable of love than men. ​

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Friedman says home design needs to create the backdrop for opportunities for the occupants to enjoy what they like.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

Infatuated love is destined to fade away.

Question 5

When people fall madly in love, it's usually passionate love.

Question 6

When designing a house, Friedman first shows the clients photos of his best work.

Question 7

Sternberg believes that the love most of us strive for combined passion and commit ment.

Question 8

Passion and intimacy are essentially the same.

Question 9

The "neat" house is like a gallery.

Question 10

Researchers have concluded that infatuated love activates the brain's re ward/pleasure center and that the resulting euphoria lasts for a relatively limited time.

Question 11

Intimacy develops through sharing and communication. ​

Question 12

Though Friedman respects the views of his clients, he is never at a loss when they ask what style they should adopt.

Question 13

Previous researchers thought love was too sexual for scientific study.

Question 14

The "collector" family pays more attention to how things look rather than to how comfortable they are.

Question 15

Friedman believes that style is trendy and comfort is permanent.

Question 16

Friedman believes that some homeowners had been trying hard to imitate lifestyles and home styles that were not really theirs.

Question 17

The "utilitarian" family members are minimalists.

Question 18

As he designs a home, his mind moves from architecture to people, not from people to architecture.

Question 19

As soon as passion dies and intimacy fades, romantic love collapses.

Question 20

When people move into their new place, they will bring along their old habits. ​

Question 21

Looters are usually driven by a sense of outrage or the need to feel part of the group.

Question 22

Ego-involved rioters started the South-Central Los Angeles riot.

Question 23

Insecure rioters participate to feel a sense of power.

Question 24

​ emulate:

A)follow
B)showing independence
C)create
D)praise

Question 25

technological: ​

A)artistic
B)scientific
C)hard to understand
D)boldly colored

Question 26

pragmatic: ​

A) ideal ​
B)colorful
C)possible
D)practical

Question 27

Spectators never get involved; they just watch.

Question 28

solicit: ​

A)reject
B)paid
C)ask for
D)demand

Question 29

The 1992 Los Angeles riot was the most destructive riot in U.S. history.

Question 30

utilitarian: ​

A)serviceable
B)lover of appliances
C)substitute
D)appliance repair person

Question 31

Rioters tend to fall into three categories. ​

Question 32

The South-Central Los Angeles riot happened in response to the not-guilty verdict in the Rodney King case.

Question 33

mundane: ​

A)early
B)special
C)everyday
D)expensive

Question 34

Ego-involved rioters believe that they can bring about change through violent actions.

Question 35

sparsely: ​

A)excessive
B)a vegetable
C)sparingly
D)extensively

Question 36

choreographed: ​

A)worked
B)destroyed
C)arranged
D)written

Question 37

minimalists: ​

A)small animals
B)numerous shoppers
C)those who clutter
D)followers  of extreme simplification

Question 38

Most of the Los Angeles rioters were deeply concerned about the verdict in the Rodney King case.

Question 39

Concerned rioters are people who choose the course of action and persuade others to follow them.

Question 40

uniquely: ​

A)trendy
B)comfortable
C)homey
D)individually

Question 41

presumption : ​

A)capture
B)belief
C)trick
D)horror

Question 42

ego-detached : ​

A)feeling left out
B)unwilling to participate
C)determined to do the right thing
D)interested in personal gain

Question 43

ego-involved : ​

A)unable to choose a course of action
B)watching but not participating
C)feeling deeply connected
D)confused and frustrated

Question 44

revel : ​

A)reject
B)hide
C)enjoy
D)fear

Question 45

categories : ​

A)groups
B)causes
C)locations
D)sizes

Question 46

perceived : ​

A)thought of
B)rewarded
C)removed
D)followed

Question 47

potential : ​

A)large
B)risky
C)possible
D)lack of

Question 48

symbolized : ​

A)opposed
B)changed
C)represented
D)believed

Question 49

agendas : ​

A)plans
B)possessions
C)backgrounds
D)characteristics

Question 50

empathy : ​

A)disappointment
B)anger
C)greed
D)understanding