Close Relationships Flashcards

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How do relationships develop?

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  • Social Penetration theory (Altman & Taylor)
    self-disclosure/vulnerabilities, share intimacy
  • Compare gender differences
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Relationships and the self

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  • self-expansion model

- michelangelo phenomenon

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Social exchange theory (Thibaut & Kelley)

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  • minimax principle (outcome = rewards-cost)
  • what to do about conflicts of interest?
    1. equality
    2. needs
    3. equity
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Communality

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  • Exchange relationships

- communal relationships

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characteristics of interdependent relationships

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  1. frequent interaction over a long period of time
  2. many different kinds of activities
  3. strong mutual influence
  4. emotion intensity and interdependence
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Relational maintenance 1:

Accomodation and forgiveness

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responses can be: active or passive, positive or negative

Reflexive: exit and neglect
Reflective: voice and loyalty

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Relational maintenance 2:

The 4 horsemen of the apocalypse

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  1. criticism
  2. contempt
  3. defensiveness
  4. stonewalling
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Definition of self-expansion model

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  • changes to
  • people’s identities, resources and perspectives that occurs in relationships;
  • including other people’s attributes in our own self-concept
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process of Michelangelo phenomenon

congruent or discongruent

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  1. partner perceptual affirmation
  2. partner behavioral affirmation
  3. own target movement towards ideal self (leading to enhanced personal and couple well-being)
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Explain how social behaviour comes about using the social exchange theory

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social behaviour is the result of an exchange process

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investment model of commitment

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  • outcome = rewards-cost

- satisfaction = outcome - CL (CL: comparison level: the threshold above which an outcome seems attractive)

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