Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Relationships
- Formation
- The Filter Model
- Kerchoff and Davis
- Longitudinal Study
- Independent Groups
- Group 1: less than 18 months
- Attitude most important
- Group 2: longer than 18 months
- Emotional Need more important
- Seven months
- Social Demographic
- Age
- Sex
- Eductaion
- Similarity of Attitudes/ Ideas
- It is easier to get along with
people who have similar
attitudes
- Complementary of Emotional Needs
- Most important after 18 months
- Gruber-Baldi
- Couples similar in
Personality were more
likely to be together 20
years later
- Reward/Need Theory
- Enter a relationship with a set of needs
- More those needs are met, the longer
the relationship will last
- Argyle
- Smith and Mackie
- Relationships last longer if both
partner's needs are met
- Maintenance
- Social Exchange Theory
- Reward/Cost Equilibrium
- ^Reward = Profit
- ^Cost = Loss
- Thibault and Kelley
- CL
- CL Alt
- Jerstad
- Abused Partners do not Leave Relationships
- Equity Theory
- Relationships need to be
equitable to work
- Equitable for both
partners
- Walster et al
- Clark and Mills
- Not all relationships are
beaded on economics
- Stafford and Canary
- People happiest if they thought
their relationship was equitable
- Dissolution
- Situational and Dispositional Factors
- Duck
- Duck and Rollie
- Intra-Psychic
- Dyadic
- Social
- Grave Dressing
- Resurrection
- Boekhout
- Infidelity
- Men = lack of sexual excitement
- Women = lack of emotional satisfaction