After the Affair Quiz

Janis Abrahms Spring

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How does the text refer to childhood experiences? (from Chapter 5 - Learning From the Affair)

Important relationship history.

Critical growth experiences.

Key stages of life.

Formative development years.

2.

A partner may refuse to discuss the affair because of which false assumption? (from Chapter 7 - How to Talk About What Happened)

It will not be taken seriously by the hurt partner.

It will bring additional pain into the marriage.

It will cause deeper wounds in the relationship.

It will send the unfaithful partner back to the lover.

3.

Adults who lack self-discipline often did not have which childhood experience? (from Chapter 5 - Learning From the Affair)

Freedom to explore new ideas granted.

Love from their parents shown.

Realistic boundaries enforced.

Consequences for their actions explained.

4.

The most fundamental situation faced by the partners in a marriage post-affair is which of the following? (from Chapter 4 - Confronting Your Doubts and Fears)

How to recommit to the marriage.

How to forgive and forget.

How to regain sexual intimacy.

How to trust again.

5.

If a couple does not adequately communicate their desires and needs, they may begin to view each other in which way? (from Chapter 4 - Confronting Your Doubts and Fears)

Unsupportive.

Judgmental.

Dissimilar.

Detached.

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