Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... marriage . Second , individuals differ in their desire to marry . An individual who values marriage as a status very highly may be less stringent in his requirements for dyadic compatibility than an individual who is not eager to rush ...
... marriage . Second , individuals differ in their desire to marry . An individual who values marriage as a status very highly may be less stringent in his requirements for dyadic compatibility than an individual who is not eager to rush ...
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... Marriages that have endured have undoubtedly had occasions when things seemed inequitable to at least one of the partners ( costs exceeded the rewards within the marriage ) . Learning theory tells us that an intermittent reward system ...
... Marriages that have endured have undoubtedly had occasions when things seemed inequitable to at least one of the partners ( costs exceeded the rewards within the marriage ) . Learning theory tells us that an intermittent reward system ...
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... marriage is unconsciously determined to some degree , and the in- dividual only deludes himself into believing he married for consciously arrived at reasons . The psychoanalytic approach is quite at variance with a theory of marital ...
... marriage is unconsciously determined to some degree , and the in- dividual only deludes himself into believing he married for consciously arrived at reasons . The psychoanalytic approach is quite at variance with a theory of marital ...
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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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