Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... male and female begin to interact ( early Stage I ) with no prior history of exchanges . The female may accu- rately communicate to the male that she prefers that ... males . D. Power and Justice In any case it is impossible 72 John Scanzoni.
... male and female begin to interact ( early Stage I ) with no prior history of exchanges . The female may accu- rately communicate to the male that she prefers that ... males . D. Power and Justice In any case it is impossible 72 John Scanzoni.
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... males than a less attractive female or one who puts less emphasis on her physical attributes . The resulting increase in the number of males in her personal network , however , may 8. Social Network Influence on the Dyadic Relationship 229.
... males than a less attractive female or one who puts less emphasis on her physical attributes . The resulting increase in the number of males in her personal network , however , may 8. Social Network Influence on the Dyadic Relationship 229.
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... male partner oriented at law and order , it was unlikely for the couple to have had intercourse . When the woman ... males , as for females , results indicated that it was especially likely for adamant virgins to orient at law and ...
... male partner oriented at law and order , it was unlikely for the couple to have had intercourse . When the woman ... males , as for females , results indicated that it was especially likely for adamant virgins to orient at law and ...
Contents
The Development Course | 6 |
Social Exchange in Developing Relationships | 10 |
The Initiation of Social Relationships | 25 |
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