Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... dimension defined most clearly by Items 1 , 8 , 19 and 28 , which are questions that concern , respectively , belonging , love , closeness , and attachment . This factor reflects the degree to which the two persons make certain attribu ...
... dimension defined most clearly by Items 1 , 8 , 19 and 28 , which are questions that concern , respectively , belonging , love , closeness , and attachment . This factor reflects the degree to which the two persons make certain attribu ...
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... DIMENSION HIGH ATTRACTION SOCIAL AVER . RELIABIL ITY COOPERA TION AVER MODERATE SOCIAL DIMENSION AVERSION TIME 2 ATTRACTION TO BODY PART I ATTRACTION TO BODY PART 2 ATTRACTION TO BODY PART 3 TIME I RELATIONSHIP INITIATION GENERAL ...
... DIMENSION HIGH ATTRACTION SOCIAL AVER . RELIABIL ITY COOPERA TION AVER MODERATE SOCIAL DIMENSION AVERSION TIME 2 ATTRACTION TO BODY PART I ATTRACTION TO BODY PART 2 ATTRACTION TO BODY PART 3 TIME I RELATIONSHIP INITIATION GENERAL ...
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... dimensional space . ( Most of the conceptualizations found in this volume include little variation in the last dimension , since they have been formulated with romantic relation- ships in mind and thus ignore other primary relationships ...
... dimensional space . ( Most of the conceptualizations found in this volume include little variation in the last dimension , since they have been formulated with romantic relation- ships in mind and thus ignore other primary relationships ...
Contents
The Development Course | 6 |
Social Exchange in Developing Relationships | 10 |
The Initiation of Social Relationships | 25 |
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