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Interpersonal Attraction and Relationships
Annual Review of Psychology, 1978This review focuses on interpersonal attraction and informal affective relationships between adults. Such relationships, as we conceive of them, are those which are generally thought to be voluntary and sustained largely because the partners find interaction pleasurable.
T L, Huston, G, Levinger
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Oxytocin and Interpersonal Relationships
2017The neuropeptide oxytocin (OT) has emerged as a potent modulator of diverse aspects of interpersonal relationships. OT appears to work in close interaction with several other neurotransmitter networks, including the dopaminergic reward circuit, and to be dependent on sex-specific hormonal influences. In this chapter, we focus on four main domains of OT
Alexandra, Patin +2 more
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New Directions for Student Services, 1981
AbstractColelge students rely heavily on support from their campus friends, and usually maintain close ties with their parents. But personal ecounters with faculty members and other educators rarely materialize.
Phyllis Mable, David A. DeCoster
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AbstractColelge students rely heavily on support from their campus friends, and usually maintain close ties with their parents. But personal ecounters with faculty members and other educators rarely materialize.
Phyllis Mable, David A. DeCoster
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Abstract This chapter highlights the module on Interpersonal Relationships in the Anxiety and Related Disorders Interview Schedule for DSM-5, Child and Parent Version: Child Interview Schedule (CIS). In this section, the interviewer should inquire for all manners in which the child/adolescent keeps in contact with others.
Anne Marie Albano, Wendy K. Silverman
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Anne Marie Albano, Wendy K. Silverman
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2016
This chapter is the first chapter in Part II of Human Nature, in which Winnicott explores the work of psychoanalysis from Freud onwards and charts his views on the emotional features of infancy (2–5 years). He elaborates on the topic of the family, of the instincts (with reference to the fantasies for the growing child at each developmental stage), and
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This chapter is the first chapter in Part II of Human Nature, in which Winnicott explores the work of psychoanalysis from Freud onwards and charts his views on the emotional features of infancy (2–5 years). He elaborates on the topic of the family, of the instincts (with reference to the fantasies for the growing child at each developmental stage), and
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Interpersonal Relationship Levels and Interpersonal Attraction
Annals of the International Communication Association, 1977The present studies were designed to explore the factorial composition of sources of attraction and to see how the various dimensions of attractiveness varied across the relationship levels of formal role, acquaintance, friend, close friend, and lover. In the first phase of the study, persons indicated those attributes they found attractive in specific
Charles R. Berger +3 more
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Structural Effects and Interpersonal Relationships
American Journal of Sociology, 1965It is proposed that structural effects be analyzed with a two-step model that employs structural variables to predict the relevant characateristics of an indvidual's social environment and then explains his behaviors in terms of a social-psychological theory whose predictions take these conditions of the social environment as given.
E Q, Campbell, C N, Alexander
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