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Methods of measuring interpersonal relationships
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1966THE notion that the study of interpersonal relationships may have much to contribute to an understanding of mental illness has a venerable history in psychiatric thought, but it is only in the last decade or so that the concept has been subjected to scientific inquiry. This development has resulted not only in an elaboration of observational techniques
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Attraction in Interpersonal Relationships
2017Research and theorizing on attraction and relationships based on attraction can be traced back almost half a century to a number of lines of research by sociologists and psychologists that could easily be classified as social psychological. Studies of the effects of value and status similarities and of differences in needs or need complementarity ...
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Stigma and Interpersonal Relationships
1986Stigma has been and continues to be a topic of interest to people from a wide variety of disciplines with many different perspectives. If there is one point upon which scholars from diverse backgrounds can agree, however, it is that there is no single common experience associated with the process of stigmatization.
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The Significance of Interpersonal Relationships
The American Journal of Nursing, 1952openaire +2 more sources
Interpersonal Relationships in Dietetics
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1954openaire +3 more sources
Communication Technology and Interpersonal Relationships
2017Owing to advances in communication technology, the human race now possesses more opportunities to interact with interpersonal partners than ever before. Particularly in recent decades, such technology has become increasingly faster, mobile, and powerful.
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