The three components of Sternberg’s triangular theory of love are . . . a. proximity, reciprocity, and similarity. b. passion, commitment, and intimacy. c. eros, agape, and pragma. d. personality, attractiveness, and compatibility

B. Passion, commitment and Intimacy

Explanation:

According to Robert Sternberg triangular theory of love, the three (3) main components of love are intimacy component, passion component and commitment component.

Sternberg referred to Intimacy as the feelings of closeness, bonds and connection between the parties involved.

Passion is the drive behind the attraction, sexual consummation and romance.

Commitment is the decision to love one another and maintain that love.

The correct option is B: Passion, Commitment, and Intimacy

Explanation:

Sternberg is known for his theory of love in which he described as the triangular theory of love. When viewing love from an interpersonal relationship point of view, love has three major components and they are: intimacy, passion and commitment. Intimacy deals with a feeling of connectedness with the parties in love, passion involves desires capable of leading to romance and other physical attraction, while commitment is what leads to sharing long-term goals and eventually marriage.

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