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Course Transcript Questions The answer to Question 1 is found in Track 1 of the Course Content. The Answer to Question 2 is found in Track 2 of the Course Content... and so on. Select correct answer from below. Place letter on the blank line before the corresponding question.

Questions: 1. What are the emotional losses experienced by the hurt partner following an affair? 2. How do male and female hurt partners tend to differ in terms of feelings of inadequacy following an affair? 3. What are the conflicting aspects of the unfaithful partner’s response to the disclosure of an affair? 4. How do men and women differ in regards to believing an affair is justified? 5. What are the indicators that can help the hurt partner assess whether the unfaithful partner is likely to follow through on their promise not have another affair? 6. What are the reasons, based upon insecurities, partners may choose to stay in a relationship following an infidelity crisis?

Answers: A. Male hurt partners tend to feel inadequate sexually, while female hurt partners tend to feel inadequate as companions. B. the loss of the sense of specialness, the loss of self-respect, the loss of the feeling of control, the loss of a sense of order, and the loss of a sense of purpose. C. Women tend to believe their affair is justified when it is for love, while men tend to believe their affair is justified when it is not for love D. Relief, impatience, absence of guilt isolation, and self-disgust. E. The beliefs that "I can’t make it on my own", "my religion says my marriage vow cannot be broken", "the idea of separating is too overwhelming", and "I’m responsible for taking care of my partner". F.  Underlying attitudes, a history of deception, an ability to communicate openly, an ability to hear and empathize with pain, and a willingness to take an appropriate share of responsibility for the affair.

True/False Statements: The Answer to Statement 1 is found in Section 1 of the Course Content... and so on. Enter T only for True, or F only for False for each statement below. Place letter only in the box before the corresponding statement. Do not add any periods or spaces.

True/False Statements: 1. Emotional losses experienced by the hurt partner following an affair include the loss of specialness, self-respect, control, order, and purpose. 2. Male hurt partners tend to feel inadequate sexually, while female hurt partners tend to feel inadequate as companions following an affair. 3. The conflicting aspects of the unfaithful partner’s response to disclosure of an affair include relief, impatience, absence of guilt, isolation, and self-disgust. 4. Women tend to believe an affair is justified when it is for love, while men tend to believe an affair is justified when it is not for love. 5. Indicators that the unfaithful partner is likely to follow through on promises not to have another affair include underlying attitudes, a history of deception, open communication, empathy for pain, and willingness to accept responsibility. 6. Reasons partners may stay in a relationship following an infidelity crisis include beliefs such as “I can’t make it on my own,” “my religion says my marriage vow cannot be broken,” “the idea of separating is too overwhelming,” and “I’m responsible for taking care of my partner.”

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