Formation of relationships, self-disclosure, filter theory, social exchange theory, Thibaut & Kelley's 4 stage model of relationship development, equity theory, investment model, sexual selection, evolutionary explanation, short term mating, Duck's model of relationship breakdown, virtual relations...
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Parasocial relationships along with research by Giles and Maltby (2006) and McCutchon (2003).
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Add to cartParasocial relationships along with research by Giles and Maltby (2006) and McCutchon (2003).
Parasocial relationships defintions and explanations and research by McCutchon et al (2002).
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Research into self-disclosure by Yum Hara (2005) and Whitty and Joinson (2009). Also the definitions of the absence of gating in a relationships. Research into this by McKenna (2002) and Bargh (2002).
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Add to cartResearch into self-disclosure by Yum Hara (2005) and Whitty and Joinson (2009). Also the definitions of the absence of gating in a relationships. Research into this by McKenna (2002) and Bargh (2002).
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Definitions and explanations of virutal relationships. Research by Smith and Duggan (2013).
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Add to cartDefinitions and explanations of virutal relationships. Research by Smith and Duggan (2013).
Evaluation of Duck's phase model of relationship breakdown.
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Descriptions of Duck's phase model of relationship breakdown. Research into relationship breakdown by Rollie and Duck (2006).
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Add to cartDescriptions of Duck's phase model of relationship breakdown. Research into relationship breakdown by Rollie and Duck (2006).
Clark and Hatfield (1989) short term mating continued. Also research by Cartwright (2000) and Langlois and Roggman (1990) and an evaluation on short term mating.
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Add to cartClark and Hatfield (1989) short term mating continued. Also research by Cartwright (2000) and Langlois and Roggman (1990) and an evaluation on short term mating.
Clark and Hatfield (1989) short term mating. As well as partner and sexual selction in females and research by Buss (1989).
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Add to cartClark and Hatfield (1989) short term mating. As well as partner and sexual selction in females and research by Buss (1989).
Research point by Cunningham. Research by Waynforth (2005), Dunbar and Waynforth (1995) and Davis and Dunbar (1990). Partner and sexual selection in males.
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Add to cartResearch point by Cunningham. Research by Waynforth (2005), Dunbar and Waynforth (1995) and Davis and Dunbar (1990). Partner and sexual selection in males.
Sexual selection factors on physical attractiveness and research by Cunningham (1986).
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Information into the sexual selection and evolutionary explanation for relationships.
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Add to cartInformation into the sexual selection and evolutionary explanation for relationships.
Continuation of Le and Agnew (2003) research and an evaluation of the investment model of relationships
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Add to cartContinuation of Le and Agnew (2003) research and an evaluation of the investment model of relationships
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Add to cartResearch by Rusbult (1983) and Le and Agnew (2003).
The investment model of relationships by Rusbult (1983). Also research by Hochschild and Machung (1989) and Moghaddam (1993).
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Add to cartThe investment model of relationships by Rusbult (1983). Also research by Hochschild and Machung (1989) and Moghaddam (1993).
The definition of equity theory in relationships. Also research by Walster et al (1978) and Stafford and Canary (2006).
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Add to cartThe definition of equity theory in relationships. Also research by Walster et al (1978) and Stafford and Canary (2006).
Evaluation of Social Exchange Theory in relationships. Also research by Clark and Mills (1979).
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Add to cartEvaluation of Social Exchange Theory in relationships. Also research by Clark and Mills (1979).
Description of Thibaut and Kelley's 4 stage model of relationship development. Beginning of the evaluation of the social exchange theory.
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Add to cartDescription of Thibaut and Kelley's 4 stage model of relationship development. Beginning of the evaluation of the social exchange theory.
Theories of romantic relationships and information on the social exchange theory. Research by Thibaut and Kelley (1959).
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Add to cartTheories of romantic relationships and information on the social exchange theory. Research by Thibaut and Kelley (1959).
Evaluation of the Filter theory Kerckhoff and Davis (1962), along with research by Taylor (2010) and Byrne (2010).
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Add to cartEvaluation of the Filter theory Kerckhoff and Davis (1962), along with research by Taylor (2010) and Byrne (2010).
Definition and explanations into self-disclosure. Research by Kleinke (1979) and Filter theory Kerckhoff and Davis 1962
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Add to cartDefinition and explanations into self-disclosure. Research by Kleinke (1979) and Filter theory Kerckhoff and Davis 1962
Definitions of formation of relationships. Research by Walster (1966) and Walster and Walster dance study.
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Add to cartDefinitions of formation of relationships. Research by Walster (1966) and Walster and Walster dance study.
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