Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... involvement . Research on interpersonal attitues Impression formation Attraction ( Byrne paradigm ) Attraction ( Festinger tradition ) Romantic love Minimum Affective involvment Maximum FIG . 1. Relative affective involvement generated ...
... involvement . Research on interpersonal attitues Impression formation Attraction ( Byrne paradigm ) Attraction ( Festinger tradition ) Romantic love Minimum Affective involvment Maximum FIG . 1. Relative affective involvement generated ...
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... involved in transitions from stage to stage , and techniques to study exchange from a longitudinal point of view . Finally , no one view of man is likely to explain behaviour . Nor can we expect simple answers to questions about whether ...
... involved in transitions from stage to stage , and techniques to study exchange from a longitudinal point of view . Finally , no one view of man is likely to explain behaviour . Nor can we expect simple answers to questions about whether ...
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... involved : the person is not responding simply to his own behaviour ; both self and other attributions are involved . It is necessary to determine what additional psychological processes and components are thus necessary for a cognitive ...
... involved : the person is not responding simply to his own behaviour ; both self and other attributions are involved . It is necessary to determine what additional psychological processes and components are thus necessary for a cognitive ...
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Tell me where is fancy bred some thoughts | 1 |
Reinforcement and affect in attraction Gerald L | 25 |
Information processing approaches to interpersonal | 51 |
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