2157| INTERPERSONAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS OF SPANIARDS IN THE AFFECTIVE PLANE

— Couple relationships. — Sexual intercourse. — Personal opinion of what is meant by a relationship. — Amount of love relationships had throughout life. — Love relationship today. — Name assigned to your partner. — Time of loving relationship. — Ways and ways to lead the loving relationship. — Ways and ways to initiate the loving relationship. — Ways and ways to initiate sexual intercourse. — Factors to establish a stable love relationship. — Factors to establish a stable sexual relationship. — Loss of contacts, with family and friends, as a result of a relationship. — Reasons why at some point in the love relationship he has felt a desire to go back. — Scale of physical attractiveness of the couple, when starting and during the relationship. — Scale of personal physical attractiveness, when starting and during the relationship. — Feelings related to relationships. — Couple relationships:discussions, decisions, contributions etc. — Degree of satisfaction of the relationship. — Main reasons that maintain the relationship. — Frequency, in the last year, of sexual relations with one’s partner. — Sexual feelings towards one’s partner. — Sentimental and sexual attraction to other people. — Frequency of sexual relations, with other people, from the beginning of the relationship. — Desire to have sporadic sex with other people. — Type of love relationship of the interviewee. — Scale of personal physical attractiveness (interviews who do not have a stable partner). — Intention to start a new loving relationship. — Sporadic love and sexual relationships. — Personal qualities necessary to have sporadic or stable loving relationships. — Feelings that you may or may not have in loving relationships. — Jealousy derived from the couple having sentimental/sexual relationships with another person. — Strategies used to seduce. — Assessment of sexual fidelity. — Frequency in the use of the Media for topics ‘of the Heart’. — Number of people with whom you have had sex, throughout your life. — Sex of the people with whom you have had sex. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Number of marriages. — Current marriage: civil/church. — Number of children.