LIWC Quiz 2
physical attraction
draw to physical features, not always a requirement for sexual attraction
interpersonal communication
dyadic interactions (two people) or small groups
interpersonal relationships
interactions with other dyads or groups, take place in two forms (developmental, situational)
developmental relationships
evolve or time
situational relationships
fleeting, brief, temporary, occur in specific situation within short time that do not deepen
archetype
example of person, original model or perfect example of something copied (sigma, alpha, beta, omega)
sigma
sexy, intelligent, intellectual, independent, lone wolf
alpha
masculine, strong, attractive, leader
beta
weak, undesirable to women, lack social skills, followers, can be desirable to women
omega
loser, incel, small, physical flaws, struggles fitting in, low social status
monkey branching
cheating
place holding
being with someone who doesnt want to be replaced
hypergamy
being with someone because of their money, social status, looks
incel
men who struggle with relationships due to lack of social skills and status
femcel
women overlooked by men due to lack of conventional beauty
aesthetics
aspects of a subject, person, or style dealing with taste, beauty, attractiveness
unearned privilege
something inherited or given thats not earned
self awareness
ability to see how one is seen by others, recognizing behavior and patterns
self reflection
ability to think about and assess ones words, actions, motives