Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... Snoek , 1972 , pp . 11-15 ) . As either partner explores the outcomes that appear available from developing the interaction , he or she may soon find that the expected value is below CL or below CL alt and will decide to discontinue it ...
... Snoek , 1972 , pp . 11-15 ) . As either partner explores the outcomes that appear available from developing the interaction , he or she may soon find that the expected value is below CL or below CL alt and will decide to discontinue it ...
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... Snoek , 1972 ) and , more recently , Scanzoni ( in Chapter 3 of this volume ) have been among the few to hypothesize about differing sexual involvements within the framework of relationship de- velopment . The models are similar . A ...
... Snoek , 1972 ) and , more recently , Scanzoni ( in Chapter 3 of this volume ) have been among the few to hypothesize about differing sexual involvements within the framework of relationship de- velopment . The models are similar . A ...
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... Snoek , 1972 , p . 14 ] . " We conceptually integrate the relationship progres- sion models of Levinger and Snoek ( 1972 ) and Scanzoni ( see Chapter 3 of this volume ) . Thus , we view relationship development as logically evolv- ing ...
... Snoek , 1972 , p . 14 ] . " We conceptually integrate the relationship progres- sion models of Levinger and Snoek ( 1972 ) and Scanzoni ( see Chapter 3 of this volume ) . Thus , we view relationship development as logically evolv- ing ...
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