Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... positive evaluator ; as a consequence , we predicted , the " gain " effect of attraction would not have a chance to occur and the consistently positive evaluator would be better liked . We found , however , that the initially negative ...
... positive evaluator ; as a consequence , we predicted , the " gain " effect of attraction would not have a chance to occur and the consistently positive evaluator would be better liked . We found , however , that the initially negative ...
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... positive interactions , a desired state of feeling based on the positive interaction ( e.g. , happiness ) becomes the primary basis for continuing this type of interaction . We are implying not that the counting of exchanged behaviors ...
... positive interactions , a desired state of feeling based on the positive interaction ( e.g. , happiness ) becomes the primary basis for continuing this type of interaction . We are implying not that the counting of exchanged behaviors ...
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... positive behaviors ) . Some method of combining corresponding positive and negative indicators ( e.g. , gazes and glares ) would have to be accomplished before applying traditional validations procedures . But nonrandom measurement ...
... positive behaviors ) . Some method of combining corresponding positive and negative indicators ( e.g. , gazes and glares ) would have to be accomplished before applying traditional validations procedures . But nonrandom measurement ...
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The Development Course | 6 |
Social Exchange in Developing Relationships | 10 |
The Initiation of Social Relationships | 25 |
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