SocialIntimacyIntimacy thatreflects havingfriends andsocial networksin commonBondingThe fifthstage in aromanticrelationshipIntensifyingThe thirdstage in aromanticrelationshipAvoidingThe ninthstage in aromanticrelationshipCommitmentCharacteristicsof RomancePersonaltalkHow dowomenexpressclosenessPassionCharacteristicsof RomanceTerminatingThis stagefinds therelationshipin shredsLoveWe sometimessecretly test arelationship tojudge ourpartnersSelf-Disclosurepredictor ofrelationalsatisfaction andcan be a powerfultool in a close,romanticrelationshipEmotionalIntimacyIntimacy that reflectsfeeling close andbeing able tocommunicate openlyand feel supportedand understoodInitiatingThe firststage in aromanticrelationshipSupportWhat domen lookfor in apartnerBeingincontrolWhat domen lookfor in apartnerConnectionWhat dowomenlook for ina partnerMenWho fallsin lovemorequickly?IntellectualintimacyIntimacy thatindicatespartners talkabout a rangeof issuesSomeonelessintelligentWhat domen lookfor in apartnerJobSuccessWhat dowomenlook for ina partnerMetaCommunicatecommunicateabout thenature of theircommunicationNeglectA responsethat downplaysproblems ordenies theyexistClosenessWhat dowomenlook for ina partnerOpennessWhat dowomenlook for ina partnerVoiceA more activeresponse, duringwhich thesources ofconflict arediscussed openly.AutonomyWhat domen lookfor in apartner?IntimacyCharacteristicsof RomanceInstrumentalActivitiesHow domenexpressclosenessSocialIntimacyIntimacy thatreflects havingfriends andsocial networksin commonBondingThe fifthstage in aromanticrelationshipIntensifyingThe thirdstage in aromanticrelationshipAvoidingThe ninthstage in aromanticrelationshipCommitmentCharacteristicsof RomancePersonaltalkHow dowomenexpressclosenessPassionCharacteristicsof RomanceTerminatingThis stagefinds therelationshipin shredsLoveWe sometimessecretly test arelationship tojudge ourpartnersSelf-Disclosurepredictor ofrelationalsatisfaction andcan be a powerfultool in a close,romanticrelationshipEmotionalIntimacyIntimacy that reflectsfeeling close andbeing able tocommunicate openlyand feel supportedand understoodInitiatingThe firststage in aromanticrelationshipSupportWhat domen lookfor in apartnerBeingincontrolWhat domen lookfor in apartnerConnectionWhat dowomenlook for ina partnerMenWho fallsin lovemorequickly?IntellectualintimacyIntimacy thatindicatespartners talkabout a rangeof issuesSomeonelessintelligentWhat domen lookfor in apartnerJobSuccessWhat dowomenlook for ina partnerMetaCommunicatecommunicateabout thenature of theircommunicationNeglectA responsethat downplaysproblems ordenies theyexistClosenessWhat dowomenlook for ina partnerOpennessWhat dowomenlook for ina partnerVoiceA more activeresponse, duringwhich thesources ofconflict arediscussed openly.AutonomyWhat domen lookfor in apartner?IntimacyCharacteristicsof RomanceInstrumentalActivitiesHow domenexpresscloseness

Chapter 7 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Intimacy that reflects having friends and social networks in common
    Social Intimacy
  2. The fifth stage in a romantic relationship
    Bonding
  3. The third stage in a romantic relationship
    Intensifying
  4. The ninth stage in a romantic relationship
    Avoiding
  5. Characteristics of Romance
    Commitment
  6. How do women express closeness
    Personal talk
  7. Characteristics of Romance
    Passion
  8. This stage finds the relationship in shreds
    Terminating
  9. We sometimes secretly test a relationship to judge our partners
    Love
  10. predictor of relational satisfaction and can be a powerful tool in a close, romantic relationship
    Self- Disclosure
  11. Intimacy that reflects feeling close and being able to communicate openly and feel supported and understood
    Emotional Intimacy
  12. The first stage in a romantic relationship
    Initiating
  13. What do men look for in a partner
    Support
  14. What do men look for in a partner
    Being in control
  15. What do women look for in a partner
    Connection
  16. Who falls in love more quickly?
    Men
  17. Intimacy that indicates partners talk about a range of issues
    Intellectual intimacy
  18. What do men look for in a partner
    Someone less intelligent
  19. What do women look for in a partner
    Job Success
  20. communicate about the nature of their communication
    Meta Communicate
  21. A response that downplays problems or denies they exist
    Neglect
  22. What do women look for in a partner
    Closeness
  23. What do women look for in a partner
    Openness
  24. A more active response, during which the sources of conflict are discussed openly.
    Voice
  25. What do men look for in a partner?
    Autonomy
  26. Characteristics of Romance
    Intimacy
  27. How do men express closeness
    Instrumental Activities