Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... gained from the interaction must be equal to or greater than A AB B Figure 8.1 Parameters of the dyadic social network . the cost ( value lost ) . If the transaction 224 Carl A. Ridley and Arthur W. Avery Social Networks.
... gained from the interaction must be equal to or greater than A AB B Figure 8.1 Parameters of the dyadic social network . the cost ( value lost ) . If the transaction 224 Carl A. Ridley and Arthur W. Avery Social Networks.
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... network ) may certainly affect their behavior . B. Network Resources and the Strength of the Network - Dyad Relationship 1. VALUE OF THE NETWORK RESOURCES TO THE DYAD Perhaps the most important variable affecting the strength of the social ...
... network ) may certainly affect their behavior . B. Network Resources and the Strength of the Network - Dyad Relationship 1. VALUE OF THE NETWORK RESOURCES TO THE DYAD Perhaps the most important variable affecting the strength of the social ...
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... social network regarding appropriate or desired behavior . PROPOSITION 6 : If the social network is not in agreement regarding the behavior or expected behavior of the dyad , the dyad will be influ- enced most by those members of the ...
... social network regarding appropriate or desired behavior . PROPOSITION 6 : If the social network is not in agreement regarding the behavior or expected behavior of the dyad , the dyad will be influ- enced most by those members of the ...
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The Development Course | 6 |
Social Exchange in Developing Relationships | 10 |
The Initiation of Social Relationships | 25 |
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