Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... friends ) or indoors in bed ( for the spouses ) . By telling us that their relationships are good , both informants signify that their outcomes are generally above their personal comparison level or , CL ( Thibaut & Kelley , 1959 ) ...
... friends ) or indoors in bed ( for the spouses ) . By telling us that their relationships are good , both informants signify that their outcomes are generally above their personal comparison level or , CL ( Thibaut & Kelley , 1959 ) ...
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... friends . Women at all stages also tended to provide more complex descrip- tions of friends than men did . At the preretirement stage , however , both sexes were more likely than the younger cohorts to provide elaborate and subtle ...
... friends . Women at all stages also tended to provide more complex descrip- tions of friends than men did . At the preretirement stage , however , both sexes were more likely than the younger cohorts to provide elaborate and subtle ...
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Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston. and friends for aged persons , but point out the lack of data on the evolution of friendship patterns through the adult years . The existence of intimate friends whom one does not see even once or twice ...
Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston. and friends for aged persons , but point out the lack of data on the evolution of friendship patterns through the adult years . The existence of intimate friends whom one does not see even once or twice ...
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