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PLEASE HELP (PSYCHOLOGY) John and Kate met two weeks ago, and they have been on four terrific dates. They each feel a very strong attraction toward the other, and they wish they could be around each other all the time. Their relationship is based only on having fun together, and does not include honestly sharing difficult aspects of life. Each of them has secretly thought they might be falling in love, but they have not yet been open about how they feel. Neither of them has told their friends or their families about their new relationship.
Explain these theories of love, and how John and Kate’s situation relates to each: (15 points)
Zick Rubin’s theory of attachment, caring, and intimacy;
Elaine Hatfield’s theory of passionate and companionate love;
Sternberg’s triangular theory.

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Zick Rubi proposed a theory that love is a combination of three elements i.e. intimacy, attachment, and caring. He also states that love is a connection that's far more intense and deep, which has a desire a physical contact and intimacy with another person. John and Kate both have strong attraction for one another.

Hatfield and Walster (1978) stated “A state of intense longing for union with another. Reciprocated love (union with the other) is associated with fulfillment and ecstasy.'' Both John and Kate wants to spend time with one another which means they are in love with each other.

Robert Sternberg's triangular theory of love proposes that ''love is composed of three components i.e. intimacy, passion, and commitment.'' Both John and Kate are passionate and attachment to one another.

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