Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... acquaintance . Moreover , intimates possess a bigger storehouse of rewards than acquaintances do . People are usually willing to invest far more of their resources in an intimate relationship than in a casual one . Thus , intimates are ...
... acquaintance . Moreover , intimates possess a bigger storehouse of rewards than acquaintances do . People are usually willing to invest far more of their resources in an intimate relationship than in a casual one . Thus , intimates are ...
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... acquaintance through marriage on the basis of how married couples reconstructed and reported the development of their relationships . This approach was chosen for two primary reasons . First , married couples were viewed as an ...
... acquaintance through marriage on the basis of how married couples reconstructed and reported the development of their relationships . This approach was chosen for two primary reasons . First , married couples were viewed as an ...
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... acquaintance to the date of their marriage . They were asked to divide that time period into what they considered to ... Acquaintances ( F ) 2. Casual Dating ( CD ) 3. Serious Dating ( SD ) 4. Engaged - not living together ( E ) 5 ...
... acquaintance to the date of their marriage . They were asked to divide that time period into what they considered to ... Acquaintances ( F ) 2. Casual Dating ( CD ) 3. Serious Dating ( SD ) 4. Engaged - not living together ( E ) 5 ...
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The Development Course | 6 |
Social Exchange in Developing Relationships | 10 |
The Initiation of Social Relationships | 25 |
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