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This document explains Filter Theory in A Level Psychology, outlining how romantic relationships form through stages that narrow down potential partners. It covers the three key filters: social demography, similarity in attitudes, and complementarity of needs as well as supporting research and evaluation points such as cultural bias and temporal validity . The content is structured to support clear understanding and exam revision.

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Filter Theory

, The Basics

- Kerckhoff and Davies proposed a theory of how romantic
relationships form



- There are different factors which narrow down the ‘field of
availables’ (everyone who potentially could form a
relationship with a person), which have different levels of
importance


Filters:
- Social Demography
- Similarity in Attitudes
- Complementarity of Needs

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