Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... pattern as well as from developing the relationship problems that may result when the desired states of feeling of one or both partners decline to an unsatisfactory level . In some sense , then , both Type II and Type III exchange patterns ...
... pattern as well as from developing the relationship problems that may result when the desired states of feeling of one or both partners decline to an unsatisfactory level . In some sense , then , both Type II and Type III exchange patterns ...
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... exchange patterns that are not necessary to establish or maintain the Type II exchange pattern . Members of the dyad may or may not be fully aware of these adjustments . It appears that many dyads with elabo- rate exchange packets ...
... exchange patterns that are not necessary to establish or maintain the Type II exchange pattern . Members of the dyad may or may not be fully aware of these adjustments . It appears that many dyads with elabo- rate exchange packets ...
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... exchange patterns and ( b ) the network norms . Propositions 10 and 11 specify the relationship between network norms and conflict exchange patterns . PROPOSITION 10 : Networks generally will not support both regu- larized hostile and ...
... exchange patterns and ( b ) the network norms . Propositions 10 and 11 specify the relationship between network norms and conflict exchange patterns . PROPOSITION 10 : Networks generally will not support both regu- larized hostile and ...
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