Language Of Love Research Articles

Strengthening the Language of Love as a Prevention Measure School Bullying Prevention

Bullying in schools is a complex problem that requires serious attention. This study aims to examine the potential for strengthening love language as one of the effective prevention efforts in bullying cases in schools. The study focuses on literature that discusses the relationship between love language, positive social bonds, and prosocial behavior. The methodological procedure of this article uses a literature review approach. The results of the study show that love language with indicators of affirmative words, acts of service, gifts, quality time, and physical touch has great potential in creating an inclusive and supportive school climate. This study also identifies several factors that can affect the success of the implementation of love language in efforts to prevent bullying in schools, namely; training for educators, parent involvement, and support from the school environment. The practical implications of this study are the importance of integrating love language in school curricula and counseling programs to prevent and overcome bullying in schools.

Love poetry as social practice: On the function of medieval Sicilian love lyric in Arabic and Italian

AbstractThis article problematizes the traditional narrative of Le Origini, according to which the beginnings of Italian literature were based on Provençal examples. I contend that this narrative is incomplete, as it overlooks entirely the rich heritage of Sicilian Arabic poetry that predates the Sicilian romance lyric by only a few decades. Based on a comparative analysis, I aim to demonstrate how the Sicilian romance lyric is also rooted in Sicily’s Islamic past. In support of my argument, I analyze excerpts from three Arabic poems from Islamic and Norman Sicily and then read them alongside Pier della Vigna’s canzone ‘Amor da cui move tuttora e vene’ (Love, from which always come). With my comparison, I call attention to how the poets of the Scuola Siciliana, like their Arabic predecessors at the Kalbid court of Palermo, used verse to craft a code of social competence shaped by the lore and language of the love poem. My comparison opens up a re-examination of Le Origini: can the Sicilian-Arabic poems penned in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth centuries cast new light on the rhymes of the Scuola Siciliana?

Conceptualizing Couples Through Romantic Attachment and Love Language

Attachment theory posits that relationships developed in childhood between children and their parents or caregivers, impact the manner in which later relationships are developed in adulthood. John Bowlby described various attachment styles within the child-caregiver relationship. Some of these attachment styles are viewed today through the lens of romantic attachment styles that include secure (content and healthy relationships), avoidant (dismissive and unengaged in relationships), and anxious (insecurities and fear in relationships). Couples romantic attachment could be better understood in conjunction with love languages. Love languages, developed by Gary Chapman, include words of affirmation, quality time, gift giving, physical touch, receiving gifts, and acts of service. Applying love language techniques to mending insecure attachments, can lead to couples understanding of one another's needs, and improve relationship satisfaction. Thus, this article advocates for clinicians’ assessing romantic attachment and love languages in couples therapy, to promote stronger, affectionate, empathic, and satisifying relationships. Lay summary Understanding your partner's needs can improve relationship satisfaction in relationships. Insecure romantic attachments may be strengthened by speaking your partner's love language. This article advocates for clinicians to assess for romantic attachment and love languages in couples therapy.

Testing the predictions of Chapman's five love languages theory: Does speaking a partner's primary love language predict relationship quality?

Chapman's claim that the key to marital happiness is "speaking" your partner's primary "love language" has been highly influential in pop culture and incorporated into therapeutic practice. However, the theory has not yet been empirically validated. The current study tests his theory, examining the hypothesis that satisfaction with one's partner's primary love language behavior predicts relationship satisfaction better than satisfaction with one's partner's nonprimary love language behavior. We recruited a sample (n = 696, M = 43.8 years, 70% married, 97.3% cohabitating) through Amazon CloudResearch. Chapman's hypothesis was not supported. Participants' satisfaction with their partners' primary love language behavior no better-predicted relationship satisfaction or perceived love than the lower-ranked love languages. Words of Affirmation and Quality Time better predicted perceived love and relationship satisfaction than participants' primary love language. These results replicate previous research and suggest that these should remain targets of intervention for relationship therapists.

The theme of love and beauty in the works by Sergei Moskvitin

The theme of love and beauty is key in the work of Sergei Moskvitin. According to Moskvitin, poetry, beauty and love are the three pillars on which the entire planet rests. At the same time, the concepts of “woman”, “beauty”, “inspiration” are inseparable for the author. Woman is identical with love, the author deifies her, belittling himself. The image of a woman is slightly blurry and not specified in Moskvitin’s works, unlike landscape lyrics, where every detail is carefully described. At the same time, landscape lyrics and love lyrics are inseparable: through the prism of describing nature, one can guess the author’s mood, some milestones in the biography. For example, when a romantic relationship with a lady begins, the description of nature is positive; when disagreements occur, the hero and heroine are tormented by doubts, nature and natural phenomena echo these feelings. The author is no stranger to the sensual side of the relationship between a man and a woman. However, platonic love predominates in creativity The description of intimate scenes is always complemented by the chanting of love, the beloved woman, which fully conveys a respectful attitude towards the heroine. The author emphasizes that women are different, but each is beautiful and worthy of love, its own poet who sings of her beauty. The author appreciates not only external beauty, but more spiritual beauty. Moskvitin's love lyrics are autobiographical; they are expressed in poems and messages to the woman he loves, as evidenced by the conclusions drawn by the researchers

The Languages of Love Support Group: Exploring quality of life and relationship satisfaction among couples experiencing cancer.

206 Background: Based on Dr. Gary Chapman’s The Five Love Languages (5LL), love is given and received in different ways. By identifying preferences for reciprocating love, relationships are enhanced through strengthened bonds and improved communication. Study goals were to optimize quality of life and reduce pain through improved dyadic communication via support group curriculum adapted from Dr. Chapman’s work. Methods: A research collaboration was established between an academic pharmacy research team and a large community oncology practice. A group of Masters prepared Social Workers (MSWs) within the oncology practice developed a virtual 6-week, cancer specific curriculum targeting the patient-partner couple (dyad). Participants completed 5LL quiz to determine their preferred love language. In each group session facilitated by MSWs, dyads were educated on each love language meaning (words of affirmation, acts of service, receiving gifts, quality time, physical touch) and potential impact following a cancer diagnosis. Weekly sessions included collective discussion and breakout groups consisting of patients and partners separately. Participants took a researcher-designed, pre- and post-test survey. Participants shared their preferred love language and were encouraged to perform actions accordingly. Dyads were mailed infographics with application examples for each love language and received a welcome starter kit including $50 of items. Results: A pilot group of 24 dyads consisting of 3 cohorts were enrolled in the 6-week intervention. Eleven dyads completed pre- and post-tests (45.8%); 100% of dyads were married, greater than 50% more than 20 years. Greater than 80% of participants were 50 years or older, greater than 70% White; 81.8% of patients female and 63.3% of partners male. Patient relationship satisfaction increased significantly (p<0.10) while trend for improved partner relationship satisfaction was not significant. There was a trend of decreased patient depression and anxiety despite patients’ reported pain increasing significantly (p<0.10). The comments regarding intervention were overwhelmingly positive. Conclusions: Educating dyads within the 5LL virtual support group demonstrated a novel and effective way to provide emotional support and enhance intimate relationships. Through this innovative group, participants learned to identify and express partners’ love language. Pilot intervention shows how this approach is useful in improving relationship satisfaction during the cancer journey. Following group participation, patients also reported increased quality of life and decreased depression and anxiety even while reporting increased pain. Based on this evidence, a couples support group constructed from the 5LL paradigm is a promising approach to improve the quality of life of cancer patients.

Pengembangan Aplikasi Sistem Pakar Preferensi ‘Bahasa Cinta’ Manusia Berbasis Web

The purpose of this research is to produce a web-based expert system application to identify a person's love language using the nave Bayes classifier method. This expert system application to identify a person's love language is intended for people who have not realized how important it is to know which love language is relevant to them. This expert system application to identify a person's love language provides guidance in the form of questions about the type of love language. The answers to the questions asked will lead to the final decision on the results of the expert system diagnosis. Sources of expert system application knowledge base obtained from books and the internet. In making the application using the extreme programming software development method. Extreme programming consists of four stages, namely: planning, design, coding, and testing. The result of this research is the application of an expert system of love language identification that works on a web base.

The Expression of Walter De Ville’s Love Language in The Invitation Movie

The motive of this takes a look at is to analyze the principal individual in the film "The Invitation". This research uses a descriptive qualitative technique, with facts taken from the movie, within the shape of pictures or screenshots, in addition to the conversation in the movie. The concept used to discuss the language of love is the principle proposed by Dr. Gary Chapman, a couples counseling expert who brought the idea of the five love languages possessed through people. Love language is an idea that explains how a person expresses actions to some other individual as a form of love. The five love languages are words of affirmation, receiving gifts, acts of service, quality time, and physical touch. This takes a look at, it is analyzed how the principal character’s movements using these five love languages toward the woman man, or woman make her feel deeply loved. This research is expected to offer further information on the software of affection language theory in film media and how expressions of love can affect relationships among characters.

Romances by Alexei Stârcea on the lyrics of Anatol Gujel: imaginary structure, musical language, interpretative tasks

Romances of Alexei Stârcea written on the lyrics of Anatol Gujel, are analyzed from the point of view of poetic content, the interaction of the music with the literary text, musical language, and vocal performance. The theme of the romances Noaptea pe lac, Iluzii and Te aștept is associated with love lyrics, which in the poetry of A. Gujel is closely related to images of nature. The romance Struguri de Moldova glorifies the beauty of the native land. All the four romances were written by A. Stârcea in the second period of his activity (1957–1968) and reflect some features specific to this decade, such as the interest in the work of Moldovan poets, the in-depth development of national themes, the reflection of folklore elements in the musical language, the emergence of a genre symbiosis of romances and songs, the further researches in the field of vocal expressiveness, the dialogic interaction between the vocal and piano parts.

The Relationship Between Parenting Styles, Love Languages, and Conflict Management Styles Among Young Adults in their Romantic Relationships.

The Relationship Between Parenting Styles, Love Languages, and Conflict Management Styles Among Young Adults in their Romantic Relationships.

Franz Rosenzweig’s Account of Revelation in Light of Its Protestant Background

AbstractIn the subsection “Grammar of Eros (The Language of Love)” in section 2 of book 2 of The Star of Redemption, the beating heart of the work, Franz Rosenzweig offers a peculiar portrait of the event of revelation. What is presented is a dramatization of the encounter between the loving God and the beloved human soul, a developing scene consisting of a series of utterances and experiences, many of which appear unwarranted. Why does Rosenzweig present revelation in this manner? This article seeks to explain the seemingly arbitrary twists and turns in the dramatized “plot” through which Rosenzweig depicts revelation by demonstrating that it follows in its main features the prevalent Protestant understanding of revelation as encompassing not only divine self-disclosure but also the discovery of sin, confession, forgiveness of sin, reconciliation, attainment of selfhood, and redemption, and is framed according to the directives of the Lutheran foundational principle of “at once a sinner and justified (Simul Justus et Peccator). In so doing, it exhibits Rosenzweig’s deep embeddedness in the Protestant theological discourse of his time and shows that The Star should be understood in light of the contemporary Protestant theology.

GHAZAL GENRE IN NIMA YUSHIJ’S POETICS

The article introduces the classical ghazals in the poetry of Nimá Yushíj (1897–1960) that were previously unexamined in Russian and Western Iranian Studies, and that provided an impetus for the development of this traditional genre in the contemporary Persian literature. Analysis of the canonic language signs of medieval lyrics by the “father of Iranian new poetry’s” sheds light upon the transformation of the author’s self-awareness in line with the original artistic manner. Conventional images and stable motifs of love lyrics, which have absorbed traditional mystical and allegorical connotations, are uniquely refracted in Nima Yushij’s ghazals. The semiotic and structural aspect of research along with the methods of historical poetics reveals the polysemanticism of classical motifs. The multi-stratified text structure turns out to be a tool for the poet to allegorically present his artistic view. In accordance with his intentions, Nima applies both the normative components of the formal plan (e. g., husn at-taxallus) and the execution methods that are not typical for the classical canon (frame text). To sum up, semantic and formal wholeness of Nima’s ghazals is observed.

APPLICATION LOVE LANGUAGE: WORDS OF AFFIRMATION IN FRIENDSHIP RELATION

There are forms of communication in establishing a friendly relationship. Friendship is one of the sources of support in living everyday life. Love language and interpersonal communication have a close relationship in the context of understanding and strengthening relationships between individuals. The language of love is often articulated with expressions of fondness, love and affection. One of the love languages is words of affirmation which are affirmative words given to friends. This research aims to find out how the form of application of words of affirmation in the scope of friendship and find out the development of friendship relationships, especially in words of affirmation. This research uses descriptive qualitative methods through observation, interview and documentation data collection techniques. Researchers used the interpersonal communication approach by DeVito with 7 indicators (openness, empathy, positiveness, immideacy, interaction management, expressiveness, orientation to others). The results of this research analysis found that the use of positive and supportive communication can strengthen the emotional bond between couples. This shows that the use of impressive words, appreciation, and support is an important foundation in strengthening the emotional bond between relations.

Affective Touch in Adult Relationships in the Light of Psychological Research. Excerpts

Touch is one of our love languages. In addition to the fact that we use touch to express love, I explore its role and significance in our lives. In the present work, drawing on the growing literature, I focus on affective touch, including received touch, in the context of adult romantic relationships. After defining affective touch, I discuss its beneficial effects. Based on research results, I show that affective touch in the context of relationships is related to physical, mental, and relational health and well-being. But not always and not for everyone. Thus, I cover some of the factors affecting touch behaviour and attitude. I discuss separately the phenomenon where, still within the couple relationship and remaining in the field of affective touch, the touch itself becomes a source of stress. We have all experienced the effects of measures taken to control the epidemic, such as social distancing and avoidance of touch. In this context, I present some of the results of our research on COVID. All of these are excerpts. I hope they will inspire others to further research. Keywords: affective touch, adult partnership, well-being

Validity and Reliability Tests of a Love Language Questionnaire in Indonesian

The research focuses on the validity and reliability of a love language questionnaire tailored to the Indonesian context, where cultural nuances play a significant role in interpersonal relationships. The sampling technique in this study used a non-probability sampling method to determine the sample tested, where the population was married individuals in the Bone district. Therefore, the technique chosen was the purposive sampling method. Hence, this research consisted of 30 married individuals from the Bone district. A triangulation approach was applied to develop the questionnaire, combining linguistic analysis, psychological insight, and statistical rigor. This method ensured that the questionnaire captured the nuances of love languages in the Indonesian context. The Love Language Questionnaire was grouped into five indicators: acts of service, receiving gifts, quality time, words of affirmation, and physical touch. Each indicator consists of four positive and four negative statements. The type of analysis employed was inferential analysis. The analysis results revealed that 30 items scored above the Pearson correlation coefficient of 0.361, indicating the validity of the items. In addition, Cronbach's alpha coefficients for all indicators exceeded 0.70, indicating reliability. The results indicate that the questionnaire is a valid and reliable instrument for research in psycholinguistics. The limitation wall that hindered the results was the lack of a proper understanding of the sociolinguistic nature of the research population.

An Analysis of Stella's and Will's Love Language and Freudian Tripartite in “Five Feet Apart” Film

The phenomenon that leads to the creation of this research is the implementation of love language in the “Five Feet Apart” film, and the inner workings of the three Freudian elements of the mind through the implementation of love language. This research has the objective toanalyzethe Freudian Tripartite using the framework of love languages, aiming to comprehend the personalities of characters in the film "Five Feet Apart" and unveil the relationship between the Freudian Tripartite and love languages through an analysis of their dialogues and behavior's. This research employs qualitative method with a descriptive framework, in which the object of study is the film itself. The observational and non-participatory technique isutilized tocollect the data, with the researcher acting as the instrument of the research. Qualitative data analysis employs the identity referential technique, focusing on utterances spoken by characters, namely Stella and Will. The analysis of findings reveals a substantial correlation between the three components of the Freudian Tripartite and the five love languages. This research unveils the interconnection between the expression and reception of love with psychological elements, emphasizing the influence of the mind on the behaviorsdemonstrated by characters such as Stella and Will in their expressions of love. Consequently, this study contributes to a novel comprehension of how psychological factors affect the act of expressing love within human relationships. By interpreting the correlation between Freudian Tripartite components and the five love languages, the research sheds light on the connection of psychological dimensions in the view of affectionate behaviors.

The 5 love languages of children (Chapman; Campbell, 2017): are its two main principles academically valid for qualitative research and teacher training?

This paper presents a qualitative analysis of seven quantitative academic studies on two main concepts from Gary Chapman's five love languages theory, the foundation of “The 5 love languages of children”. These studies were selected from a literature review conducted in 2021 through the State of Knowledge methodology. The texts were analyzed using the Discursive Textual Analysis technique. This article aims to show what has been studied on Chapman’s theory outside Brazil. Three of the studies confirmed the empirical validity of each of the five love languages as proposed in Chapman’s thesis. Additionally, two academic works empirically validated the primary love language hypothesis. Findings indicate both of Chapman’s claims as empirically valid concepts through quantitative research. Results suggest that these principles in the realm of childhood could be meaningful to qualitative research – on education and teacher training – to improve both teaching and learning processes.

"We Are the Authors of Our Relationship": Queering Love Languages in LGBTQ+ Students' Intimate Relationships

Abstract: This qualitative study examined the experiences of 14 LGBTQ+ college students in healthy intimate relationships with a focus on the ways that romantic partners give and receive affection. Framed through a consideration of love languages , this study challenges and extends what have become socially normative strategies for demonstrating affection.

Reducing the Divorce Rate in the Religious Courts Through Cultivating Egalitarian Relationships

The income factor is often the reason for divorce by petition, a phenomenon of high divorce rates in Indonesia. Furthermore, this problem has resulted in various analytical results. It is very embarrassing that all these analyses tend to blame one party, namely that often, the wife is blamed without presenting writings about wise efforts to resolve relationship problems that lead to mutualism. Apart from that, previous researchers were still trapped in understanding the husband-and-wife relationship as a relationship that was nothing more than a matter of the rights and obligations of husband and wife, which were considered absolute. Even though the perspective of interdependence as something prescribed in Islam has begun to be discussed, there has yet to be a study or offer on how to improve the pattern of interdependence in the lives of husbands and wives. This research aims to provide a practical way to create an egalitarian relationship between husband and wife by first uncovering the causes of the difficulty of implementing an egalitarian pattern in husband-and-wife relationships, which is a factor in the increase in divorce cases due to income reasons. This research uses an empirical or psychological phenomenological approach based on Gary Chapman's "Five Main Love Languages" theory. In selecting subjects, researchers used purposive sampling. Researchers conducted interviews with four ex-husband and wife couples in cases of divorce for reasons of livelihood in the jurisdiction of the Kediri City Religious Court. The result is a vacuum of emotional affection between husband and wife, which causes the wife to resist and be unable to give up her desire to fulfill household needs, a form of contextual and egalitarian role division. Instead of creating an egalitarian husband and wife relationship, the relationship ended in divorce. Thus, a sufficient husband and wife's love tank is the primary condition for carrying out their roles contextually and egalitarian.

Board Game Komunikasi Visual Kampanye Love Language pada Pasangan Suami Istri di Kota Palembang

Love language, basically, is the language of love in the form of actions, behavior and attitudes that make someone feel appreciated and loved. Love language has five forms, namely words of affirmation, quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service, physical touch. This campaign uses board games as the main medium for conveying information and education with interesting media. The main idea in developing this media is a folk tale from Central Java, namely Joko Kendil. This story has a message about true love, patience, and sacrifice of a husband and wife in facing trials in life. The aim of this love language campaign is to reduce the risk of disputes and maintain household harmony. The method used in this design is Design Thinking which consists of 5 stages, namely Empathize (understanding the problem), Define (analyzing data), Ideate (generating an idea or concept), Prototype (visualizing the idea), Test (testimonial to the target audience). As a result of testimonials to the target audience, positive feedback was obtained where the target audience was attracted through the colorful visual campaign media and helped in understanding their language through interesting and enjoyable verbal messages. Keyword : Love Language, Board Game, Married Couple.