Dr. FUN's Mass Media Love Quiz©

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Dr. Mary-Lou Galician and her husband Dr. David Natharius share a kiss at their 1998 airport wedding — a media event — before their trans-atlantic flight to lead a group in London & Paris. (Read the newspaper story about the wedding.)

Dr. FUN’s Mass Media Love Quiz©

Created by Dr. Mary-Lou Galician
(The Original "Dr. FUN" )

Based on her research — and presented by her on national network television

The QUIZ is the core of her programs
and her books:

SEX, LOVE, AND ROMANCE IN THE MASS MEDIA
Analysis and Criticism of Unrealistic Portrayals and Their Influence
CRITICAL THINKING ABOUT SEX, LOVE, AND ROMANCE IN THE MASS MEDIA
Media Literacy Applications
DR. GALICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS© FOR REALISTIC ROMANCE®
How the Media Seduce You to Want Prince Charmings and Playboy Centerfolds
(AVAILABLE SOON!)

Thousands of people have taken Dr. FUN's Mass Media Love Quiz©.

Now YOU can take the QUIZ for FREE
to learn how savvy YOU are about love!

DIRECTIONS:
For each statement, select “TRUE” or “FALSE” to indicate YOUR belief.

1. Your perfect partner is cosmically predestined, so nothing/nobody can ultimately separate you.

2. There's such a thing a "love at first sight."

3. Your true soul mate should KNOW what you're thinking or feeling without your having to tell.

4. If your partner is truly meant for you, sex is easy and wonderful.

5. To attract and keep a man, a woman should look like a model or a centerfold.

6. The man should NOT be shorter, weaker, younger, poorer, or less successful than the woman.

7. The love of a good and faithful true woman can change a man from a "beast" into a "prince."

8. Bickering and fighting a lot mean that a man and a woman love each other passionately.

9. All you really need is love, so it doesn't matter if you and your lover have very different values.

10. The right mate "completes you"—filling your needs and making your dreams come true.

11. In real life, actors and actresses are often very much like the romantic characters they portray.

12. Since mass media portrayals of romance aren't "real," they don't really affect you.

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