Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... Chapter 7 ) and psychological ( Carson , Chapter 9 ; Lerner , Chapter 10 ; D'Augelli & D'Augelli , Chapter 11 ; Kimmel , Chapter 12 ) characteristics of the partners , the nature of the partners ' social network ( Ridley & Avery , Chapter ...
... Chapter 7 ) and psychological ( Carson , Chapter 9 ; Lerner , Chapter 10 ; D'Augelli & D'Augelli , Chapter 11 ; Kimmel , Chapter 12 ) characteristics of the partners , the nature of the partners ' social network ( Ridley & Avery , Chapter ...
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... Chapter 5 ) chart the growth of relation- ships in terms of interdependency and affection . In the early stages , partners appear to experience the beginnings of dependency , accom- panied by a sense of vulnerability , insecurity , and ...
... Chapter 5 ) chart the growth of relation- ships in terms of interdependency and affection . In the early stages , partners appear to experience the beginnings of dependency , accom- panied by a sense of vulnerability , insecurity , and ...
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... chapter will suggest that partners ' deliberate attention to and evaluation of their exchange balance differ at different stages and depend on the meaning of the relationship . The chapter is divided into two parts . The first part ...
... chapter will suggest that partners ' deliberate attention to and evaluation of their exchange balance differ at different stages and depend on the meaning of the relationship . The chapter is divided into two parts . The first part ...
Contents
The Development Course | 6 |
Social Exchange in Developing Relationships | 10 |
The Initiation of Social Relationships | 25 |
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