If an infant feels neglected while initial attachments are being formed, this can create a working model for adulthood where the adult’s attachment hunger results in clinging to relationships to recreate the bond missing from the primary caregiver.

Based on the ability of one partner to punish another.

Occur when externals factors like religious beliefs, promises, children, finances, and parental or social pressure bind people in relationships instead of personal desire.

Communicative Aggression

Includes recurring messages that function to impair a person's preferred self-image.

Dysfunctional Relationship Beliefs

Harmful illusions about romantic relationships that yield destructive outcomes.

Inappropriate Pursuit

Occurs with repeated and unwanted physical or cyber contact that constitutes an invasion of privacy and threatens another person’s safety.

Refers to any behavior that breaks the contract that two people have with each other.

Includes intentionally hurtful actions inflicted by one relational partner on another, such as deception, disloyalty, and/or infidelity.

Possessive, demanding, worried, and preoccupied.

Recur because they are not easily resolved. Are triggered by (perceived) incompatibility, scarce resources, or disagreements about perceptions, roles, rules, goals, or patterns of communication.

Inflicts pain, injury, and/or suffering.

Stress so great and unexpected that it cannot be defended against, coped with, or managed.

Relational Uncertainty

Includes feelings of doubt about the nature of a relationship.

Relationship Inequity

The imbalance of rewards and costs exchanged between partners.

Occurs when a partner keeps information to him or herself that would negatively impact the relationship.

Poses that the emotions, affect, and mood from the parental relationship spill over into the broader family, disrupting the children’s sense of emotional security.

Occurs when a person deliberately interferes in a romantic relationship to wedge him or herself between partners.

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Love Lines Level 2

Love Lines Level 2 Negative Rationales

Term	Definition
Attachment Hunger	If an infant feels neglected while initial attachments are being formed, this can create a working model for adulthood where the adult’s attachment hunger results in clinging to relationships to recreate the bond missing from the primary caregiver.
Coercive Power	Based on the ability of one partner to punish another.
Commitment Issues	Occur when externals factors like religious beliefs, promises, children, finances, and parental or social pressure bind people in relationships instead of personal desire.
Communicative Aggression	Includes recurring messages that function to impair a person's preferred self-image.
Dysfunctional Relationship Beliefs	Harmful illusions about romantic relationships that yield destructive outcomes.
Inappropriate Pursuit	Occurs with repeated and unwanted physical or cyber contact that constitutes an invasion of privacy and threatens another person’s safety.
Infidelity	Refers to any behavior that breaks the contract that two people have with each other.
Intimate Betrayal	Includes intentionally hurtful actions inflicted by one relational partner on another, such as deception, disloyalty, and/or infidelity.
Manic Love	Possessive, demanding, worried, and preoccupied.
Perpetual Conflicts	Recur because they are not easily resolved. Are triggered by (perceived) incompatibility, scarce resources, or disagreements about perceptions, roles, rules, goals, or patterns of communication.
Physical Violence	Inflicts pain, injury, and/or suffering.
Relational Trauma	Stress so great and unexpected that it cannot be defended against, coped with, or managed.
Relational Uncertainty	Includes feelings of doubt about the nature of a relationship.
Relationship Inequity	The imbalance of rewards and costs exchanged between partners.
Secrecy	Occurs when a partner keeps information to him or herself that would negatively impact the relationship.
Sexual Abuse	Nonconsensual sexual activity.
Spillover	Poses that the emotions, affect, and mood from the parental relationship spill over into the broader family, disrupting the children’s sense of emotional security.
Wedging	Occurs when a person deliberately interferes in a romantic relationship to wedge him or herself between partners.

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