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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Chapter 3, Theoretical Integration Equity theory That people are willing to have a give and take relationship. They are willing to give things up to keep fairness in the relationship., Theoretical Integration Social exchange theory That there are rewards and cost to every relationship and how the people feel and react according to the cost and rewards., The MIT layout same study MIT housing study, Physical Attraction reproductive fitness To get the way you look passed on to the next generation therefore you chose someone for their genes., Physical Attraction Halo effect That beauty is not skin deep that you are attracted to someone not by their looks. This is just a belief., Attraction type similarity, similarity Complementarity When you find someone attractive but the catch is they are differetnt then you they do not have the same charariscites as you., A survey that is taking when a buch of people have just meet to see how much they know about each other. To see what relationship are building. example MIT housing study, Propinquity functional distance When the builder makes the the blue prints so that the tenant are more likely to run in to one another. Therefore making more interaction between the tenant., Attraction type Theoretical Integration, Propinquity sociometric survey A survey that is taking when a buch of people have just meet to see how much they know about each other. To see what relationship are building., Physical Attraction intersex attraction the intrest in a member of the oppisaite sex, Physical Attraction self fulling prophecy The way a person acts so they can believe that they are who they want to be., Attraction type Physical Attraction, When the builder makes the the blue prints so that the tenant are more likely to run in to one another. Therefore making more interaction between the tenant. example The MIT layout, Propinquity more exposure effect When you keep running in to someone therefore you learn more about them and start liking them more, When you keep running in to someone therefore you learn more about them and start liking them more researcher Robert Zajonc, Physical Attraction intrasex competion Competting for a member of the oppisite sex, Attraction type Propinquity, Propinquity counterbalancing Thinking you are going to meet someone and knowing things about them you are going to like them more then someone you know nothing about and have never meet.