Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... tionships that each partner maintains with others . Within relationships , some ties are never consolidated , either ... tionship because breaking it would require them to restructure their life to develop new habits of living , to ...
... tionships that each partner maintains with others . Within relationships , some ties are never consolidated , either ... tionship because breaking it would require them to restructure their life to develop new habits of living , to ...
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... tionships are fragile ones . In our forthcoming research , we plan to test these Equity hypotheses . Let us , then , review the evidence which does exist for each of these hypotheses : HYPOTHESIS I : The Impact of Equity on Contentment ...
... tionships are fragile ones . In our forthcoming research , we plan to test these Equity hypotheses . Let us , then , review the evidence which does exist for each of these hypotheses : HYPOTHESIS I : The Impact of Equity on Contentment ...
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... tionships may be permanent or temporary ( i.e. , revert to a prior change rate ) . Models seldom specify the time lags between the change in explan- atory variables and each change in a social relationship . A permanent or temporary ...
... tionships may be permanent or temporary ( i.e. , revert to a prior change rate ) . Models seldom specify the time lags between the change in explan- atory variables and each change in a social relationship . A permanent or temporary ...
Contents
The Development Course | 6 |
Social Exchange in Developing Relationships | 10 |
The Initiation of Social Relationships | 25 |
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