Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... class . Relatively little effort has been given to showing how exchange rules differ as a function of the properties of resource class ( for example , the rules of ... resource classes which can be used to describe 146 J. J. La Gaipa.
... class . Relatively little effort has been given to showing how exchange rules differ as a function of the properties of resource class ( for example , the rules of ... resource classes which can be used to describe 146 J. J. La Gaipa.
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... resource classes follow their order and invariant with respect to the ... class possess different exchange characteristics . Let us take as examples ... Resource Theory Some of the possible weaknesses of this model are as follows : ( a ) ...
... resource classes follow their order and invariant with respect to the ... class possess different exchange characteristics . Let us take as examples ... Resource Theory Some of the possible weaknesses of this model are as follows : ( a ) ...
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... resource class of information . Changes from one stage in a relationship to another involve changes along parameters from this resource class . Levinger and Snoek ( 1972 ) and Levinger ( 1974 ) also assign a high priority to information ...
... resource class of information . Changes from one stage in a relationship to another involve changes along parameters from this resource class . Levinger and Snoek ( 1972 ) and Levinger ( 1974 ) also assign a high priority to information ...
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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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