Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... expected to increase with the degree of his self - disclosure . Before turning to the empirical evidence , we can consider this issue from an information processing point of view . We saw above that similar items of information tend to ...
... expected to increase with the degree of his self - disclosure . Before turning to the empirical evidence , we can consider this issue from an information processing point of view . We saw above that similar items of information tend to ...
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... expected of the occupant of a defined position in a group " ( 1958 , p . 468 ) . Sociologists tend to focus on the " defined position " with the understanding that the role is defined by an individual's culture , and that he adjusts ...
... expected of the occupant of a defined position in a group " ( 1958 , p . 468 ) . Sociologists tend to focus on the " defined position " with the understanding that the role is defined by an individual's culture , and that he adjusts ...
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... expected reciprocity , as if a dyadic norm had been reached on the extent to which each could count on the other . It is not as yet clear why the verbal reports of roommates corres- ponded more highly when indicating what they expected ...
... expected reciprocity , as if a dyadic norm had been reached on the extent to which each could count on the other . It is not as yet clear why the verbal reports of roommates corres- ponded more highly when indicating what they expected ...
Contents
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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