Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... reciprocity in experimental studies is consistent with this model , since reciprocity research has dealt mainly with strangers . A full under- standing of the dynamics of reciprocity requires studies where subjects have a long - term ...
... reciprocity in experimental studies is consistent with this model , since reciprocity research has dealt mainly with strangers . A full under- standing of the dynamics of reciprocity requires studies where subjects have a long - term ...
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... reciprocity . To demonstrate the existence of reciprocity , it would be necessary to show that the effects of giving on liking depend on the amount received , or that the effects of receiving on liking depend on the amount given ...
... reciprocity . To demonstrate the existence of reciprocity , it would be necessary to show that the effects of giving on liking depend on the amount received , or that the effects of receiving on liking depend on the amount given ...
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... reciprocity . But does a relationship exist between the self - reports of one person and the self - reports of the other person in the same dyad ? Levinger and Senn ( 1967 ) obtained independent measures of each partner's disclosure to ...
... reciprocity . But does a relationship exist between the self - reports of one person and the self - reports of the other person in the same dyad ? Levinger and Senn ( 1967 ) obtained independent measures of each partner's disclosure to ...
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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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