Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... ( Scanzoni , 1975 ) . Likewise , among white under- graduate women those who are more strongly role modern intend to have fewer children ( Scanzoni , 1976 ) . Earlier it was predicted that role moder- nity would decrease the likelihood of ...
... ( Scanzoni , 1975 ) . Likewise , among white under- graduate women those who are more strongly role modern intend to have fewer children ( Scanzoni , 1976 ) . Earlier it was predicted that role moder- nity would decrease the likelihood of ...
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... Scanzoni , J. Sexual bargaining : Power politics in American marriage . Englewood Cliffs , New Jersey : Prentice - Hall , 1972 . Scanzoni , J. Sex roles , life - styles , and childbearing : Changing patterns in marriage and family . New ...
... Scanzoni , J. Sexual bargaining : Power politics in American marriage . Englewood Cliffs , New Jersey : Prentice - Hall , 1972 . Scanzoni , J. Sex roles , life - styles , and childbearing : Changing patterns in marriage and family . New ...
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... Scanzoni ( see Chapter 3 of this volume ) . Thus , we view relationship development as logically evolv- ing in the following fashion : from no contact to awareness to surface contact to exploration to consolidation to commitment to ...
... Scanzoni ( see Chapter 3 of this volume ) . Thus , we view relationship development as logically evolv- ing in the following fashion : from no contact to awareness to surface contact to exploration to consolidation to commitment to ...
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