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Hardcover with dust jacket. Zustand: Gut. XXII, 422 p. Only the dust jacket shows slight signs of handling, otherwise a good copy without markings. - Contents List of Contributors Foreword Preface Part I Introduction 1 Social Exchange in Developing Relationships: An Overview TED L. HUSTON AND ROBERT L. BURGESS I. Introduction II. The Nature of Close Relationships III. The Development of Closeness in Relationships IV. Social Exchange in Developing Relationships V. The Social Context of Relationships VI. Conclusion References Part II The Development Course of Close Relationships 2 The Initiation of Social Relationships and Interpersonal Attraction ELLEN BERSCHEID AND WILLIAM GRAZIANO I. The Importance of Understanding the Antecedents of the Initiation of Social Relationships II. A Perceptual Approach to the Problem of Relationship Initiation III. Outcome Dependency: A Framework for Viewing Relationship Initiation IV. Identification of the Social Environment V. Some Comments on the Relationship between Attention and Attraction VI. Conclusions References 3 Social Exchange and Behavioral Interdependence JOHN SCANZONI I. Introduction II. Stage I: Exploration III. Stage II: Expansion of Interlocking Interest-Spheres IV. Stage III: Commitment V. Summary References 4 Equity Theory and Intimate Relationships ELAINE HATFIELD, MARY K. UTNE, AND JANE TRAUPMANN I. Introduction II. The Equity Formulation III. The Theorists' Debate: Is Equity Theory Applicable to Intimate Relationships? IV. The Accumulating Evidence V. Summary References 5 Conflict in the Development of Close Relationships HARRIET B. BRAIKER AND HAROLD H. KELLEY I. The Structure of Close Relationships II. The Development of Close Relationships III. The Role of Conflict in the Development of Close Relationships References 6 A Social Exchange View on the Dissolution of Pair Relationships GEORGE LEVINGER I. Introduction II. An Exchange Perspective on Relationships III. Determinants of Pair Dissolution IV. Conclusion References Part III Beyond the Dyad: Approaches to Explaining Exchange in Developing Relationships 7 Natural Selection and Social Exchange RICHARD D. ALEXANDER I. Introduction II. The Sexual Organism as Nepotist III. Historical Relationships between Nepotism and Reciprocity IV. Analyses of Human Nepotism and Reciprocity V. The Evolution of Nepotism and Recipocity in Humans VI. Ontogeny and Social Exchange VII. Conclusions References 8 Social Network Influence on the Dyadic Relationship CARL A. RIDLEY AND ARTHUR W. AVERY I. Introduction II. Social Networks III. Interactional Criteria IV. Structural Criteria V. Network Influences VI. Social Exchange within Dyads VII. Social-Exchange Theory Assumptions VIII. Types of Dyadic Exchange Patterns IX. Sequencing of Exchange Patterns within Dyadic Relationships X. Social Network Influence on Dyadic Relationships XI. Summary and Conclusions References 9 Personality and Exchange in Developing Relationships ROBERT C. CARSON I. Introduction II. The Nature of Personality III. Personality and Commodities of Exchange IV. Complementary Needs and Resource Exchange V. Reciprocal Patterns of Activity VI. Foresight of Future Satisfaction, or Rebuff VII. Construal Style Revisited VIII. Conclusion References 10 A Dynamic Interactional Concept of Individual and Social Relationship Development RICHARD M. LERNER I. Introduction II. Mechanistic and Organismic Models of Human Development III. Components of Development IV. Relationship Development V. Implications for Social Exchange VI. The Nature of Reward in Social Exchanges VII. Conclusions References 11 Sexual Involvement and Relationship Development: A Cognitive Developmental Approach JUDITH FRANKEL D'AUGELLI AND ANTHONY R. D'AUGELLI I. Introduction II. Person Variables Influencing Sexual Involvement III. Relationship Variables: Sex and Social Exchange IV. Sexual Decision Making and Moral Reasoning V. Relationship Reasoning VI. A Model for Sexual Involvement in Relationships VII. Summary References 12 Relationship Initiation and Development: A Life-Span Developmental Approach DOUGLAS C. KIMMEL I. Introduction II. Critique and Recasting of Social Exchange Theory III. Social Interactions and the Personality System IV. Symbolic-Interactionist Approach to Social Relationships V. Developmental Themes and Relationships VI. Social Factors and Relationships VII. Research Possibilities in Life-Span Social Interaction References Part IV Epilogue 13 Dynamic Theories of Social Relationships and Resulting Research Strategies JAMES A. WIGGINS I. A Theoretical Introduction II. A Methodological Introduction III. Concept Validity IV. Propositional (Internal) Validity V. Generalization (External) Validity VI. A Final Note References Author Index Subject Index. ISBN 9780121435509 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 733. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 1240958
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