Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... conflict . Accordingly , the development process will depend on the couple's competencies to deal with conflict and their flexibilities to give up old behavioral guidelines and adopt new ones . A. Growth through Conflict As the ...
... conflict . Accordingly , the development process will depend on the couple's competencies to deal with conflict and their flexibilities to give up old behavioral guidelines and adopt new ones . A. Growth through Conflict As the ...
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... conflict . Our purpose has been to emphasize the constructive poten- tialities of conflict , which are too often overlooked . While not intending to detract from these positive potentialities , we must at least mention the more negative ...
... conflict . Our purpose has been to emphasize the constructive poten- tialities of conflict , which are too often overlooked . While not intending to detract from these positive potentialities , we must at least mention the more negative ...
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... conflict , a case can also be made that conflict does not necessarily threaten the close interpersonal relationship , a point on which , as Scanzoni as- serts , " most sociologists have come to agree [ 1970 , p . 147 ] . " A first ...
... conflict , a case can also be made that conflict does not necessarily threaten the close interpersonal relationship , a point on which , as Scanzoni as- serts , " most sociologists have come to agree [ 1970 , p . 147 ] . " A first ...
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The Development Course | 6 |
Social Exchange in Developing Relationships | 10 |
The Initiation of Social Relationships | 25 |
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