Social Exchange in Developing Relationships, Volume 10Robert Lee Burgess, Ted L. Huston |
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... relatively unmonitored , bilateral , mutual attention . It seems to us , with the wisdom of hindsight provided by an experiment we shall shortly describe , that this type of visual interaction probably represents a relatively small ...
... relatively unmonitored , bilateral , mutual attention . It seems to us , with the wisdom of hindsight provided by an experiment we shall shortly describe , that this type of visual interaction probably represents a relatively small ...
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... relatively low ( she does not now even have to take on his support ) and her goals accomplished have been relatively great- indicative of high power . By comparison , his overall costs were relatively great , and his goal of keeping her ...
... relatively low ( she does not now even have to take on his support ) and her goals accomplished have been relatively great- indicative of high power . By comparison , his overall costs were relatively great , and his goal of keeping her ...
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... relatively common to those individuals within a society or group ( culture and norms ) but dissimilar to those individuals representing different societies or groups . The resulting models attempt to ( a ) explain variation in social ...
... relatively common to those individuals within a society or group ( culture and norms ) but dissimilar to those individuals representing different societies or groups . The resulting models attempt to ( a ) explain variation in social ...
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