Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... courtship , but they are posited to be maximally influential at different stages of the courtship . Each of the three stages reflects , by its name , the kind of variables most influential during that period ( e.g. stimulus variables ...
... courtship , but they are posited to be maximally influential at different stages of the courtship . Each of the three stages reflects , by its name , the kind of variables most influential during that period ( e.g. stimulus variables ...
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... courtship by their tendency to treat the pair as a " couple " rather than as individuals . Courtship may be likened to a slowly accelerating conveyor belt whose destination is matrimony . An individual may jump off relatively easily in ...
... courtship by their tendency to treat the pair as a " couple " rather than as individuals . Courtship may be likened to a slowly accelerating conveyor belt whose destination is matrimony . An individual may jump off relatively easily in ...
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... courtship . IV . Types of courtship and cross - cultural influences Figure 1 describes what I conjecture to be the typical path of courtship for most middle - class couples in the United States . Variations due to personality , economic ...
... courtship . IV . Types of courtship and cross - cultural influences Figure 1 describes what I conjecture to be the typical path of courtship for most middle - class couples in the United States . Variations due to personality , economic ...
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Tell me where is fancy bred some thoughts | 1 |
Reinforcement and affect in attraction Gerald L | 23 |
Information processing approaches to interpersonal | 51 |
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