MCO 473 / MCO473 QUIZ 1
QUESTION 1
1.
Few people answer “TRUE” to the statements in Dr. FUN’s Mass Media Love Quiz©
because most people recognize all 12 statements as myths and stereotypes.
True
False
1 points
QUESTION 2
1.
As explained in the SLR textbook, Dr. Galician’s research found that the bottom-
line underlying “problem” in achieving genuine satisfaction and happiness in real-life
romantic relationships is unrealistic expectations, which are related to higher usage
of
certain media.
True
False
1 points
QUESTION 3
1.
A precept underlying this course is:
Being "realistic" does not mean forsaking your ideals, romance, or FUN.
Women are not from Venus, and Men are not from Mars.
We can be critical and constructive— and still enjoy the mass media.
All of the above are CORRECT.
All of the above are INCORRECT.
1 points
QUESTION 4
1.
The strategies distilled as Dr. Galician’s Prescriptions© for Getting Real About
Romance derive from:
, a wide variety of research and recommendations by other experts in social psychology and
marital therapy, especially the cognitive-behavioral approach, also known as the rational-
emotive approach
Dr. Galician’s extensive related scientific research studies
Dr. Galician’s own personal experience (both with unsuccessful irrational, myth-based strategies
and with healthier, rational, research-based strategies)
All of the above are CORRECT.
All of the above are INCORRECT.
1 points
QUESTION 5
1.
In Dr. Robert Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love,
"passion" is the only component of "romantic love"
"consummate love" incorporates all three major components (angles) of the model
"intimacy" is basically a sexual component based on physical attraction
All of the above are CORRECT.
All of the above are INCORRECT.
1 points
QUESTION 6
1.
For this course, what is correct usage?
"Sex" refers to biological categorization—that is, male or female based on reproductive organs.
"Gender" refers to behavioral categorization—that is, feminine or masculine based on
sociocultural norms and expectations.
"The Other Sex" is a more appropriate term than the literally incorrect and polarizing term "The
Opposite Sex."
All of the above are CORRECT.
All of the above are INCORRECT.
1 points
QUESTION 7
1.
QUESTION 1
1.
Few people answer “TRUE” to the statements in Dr. FUN’s Mass Media Love Quiz©
because most people recognize all 12 statements as myths and stereotypes.
True
False
1 points
QUESTION 2
1.
As explained in the SLR textbook, Dr. Galician’s research found that the bottom-
line underlying “problem” in achieving genuine satisfaction and happiness in real-life
romantic relationships is unrealistic expectations, which are related to higher usage
of
certain media.
True
False
1 points
QUESTION 3
1.
A precept underlying this course is:
Being "realistic" does not mean forsaking your ideals, romance, or FUN.
Women are not from Venus, and Men are not from Mars.
We can be critical and constructive— and still enjoy the mass media.
All of the above are CORRECT.
All of the above are INCORRECT.
1 points
QUESTION 4
1.
The strategies distilled as Dr. Galician’s Prescriptions© for Getting Real About
Romance derive from:
, a wide variety of research and recommendations by other experts in social psychology and
marital therapy, especially the cognitive-behavioral approach, also known as the rational-
emotive approach
Dr. Galician’s extensive related scientific research studies
Dr. Galician’s own personal experience (both with unsuccessful irrational, myth-based strategies
and with healthier, rational, research-based strategies)
All of the above are CORRECT.
All of the above are INCORRECT.
1 points
QUESTION 5
1.
In Dr. Robert Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love,
"passion" is the only component of "romantic love"
"consummate love" incorporates all three major components (angles) of the model
"intimacy" is basically a sexual component based on physical attraction
All of the above are CORRECT.
All of the above are INCORRECT.
1 points
QUESTION 6
1.
For this course, what is correct usage?
"Sex" refers to biological categorization—that is, male or female based on reproductive organs.
"Gender" refers to behavioral categorization—that is, feminine or masculine based on
sociocultural norms and expectations.
"The Other Sex" is a more appropriate term than the literally incorrect and polarizing term "The
Opposite Sex."
All of the above are CORRECT.
All of the above are INCORRECT.
1 points
QUESTION 7
1.
