Relationship Maintenance: Theory, Process, and ContextBrian G. Ogolsky, J. Kale Monk Cambridge University Press, 2020 - 401 páginas "This book serves as a contemporary attempt to bring together the vast literature on relationship maintenance with contributions from scholars across different fields who study diverse facets of relationship maintenance. We open the book with a brief chapter that is organized around the six most basic yet critical questions that cut across all research: Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How. In the first section ('who'), we discuss the types of people who perform relationship maintenance as well as differences across people. The 'what' section identifies the central definitional issues that continue to plague the field. The third section ('when') highlights the conditions under which people perform maintenance as well as the relationship challenges the prompt it. The 'where' section identifies the small body of literature on geographic differences in relationship maintenance. The 'why' section covers the principal theories that explain engagement in relationship maintenance activities. The final section comments on 'how' maintenance activities sustain or enhance relationships. That is, it outlines the correlates, mediators, and moderators that explain the mechanisms by which maintenance operates. We conclude our chapter with a brief overview of the organization of the book"--Provided by publisher. |
Contenido
Interdependence Perspectives on Relationship Maintenance | 15 |
An Evolutionary Life History Theory Perspective on Relationship | 29 |
Relationship Maintenance from an Attachment Perspective | 47 |
Uncertainty Perspectives on Relationship Maintenance | 69 |
The SelfExpansion Model and Relationship Maintenance | 86 |
Communication and Relationship Maintenance | 109 |
Maintenance Processes | 134 |
Social Networks and Relationship Maintenance | 152 |
Sex as Relationship Maintenance | 215 |
Accuracy and Bias in Relationship Maintenance | 240 |
Gender and Race Perspectives on Relationship Maintenance | 265 |
Relationship Maintenance across Cultural Groups | 284 |
Relationship Maintenance in the Age of Technology | 304 |
Relationship Maintenance across the Life Course | 323 |
Relationship Maintenance in Couple Therapy and Relationship | 339 |
Past Present | 369 |
Dyadic Coping as Relationship Maintenance | 178 |
Conflict Management and Problem Solving as Relationship | 194 |
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Relationship Maintenance: Theory, Process, and Context Brian G. Ogolsky,J. Kale Monk Sin vista previa disponible - 2021 |
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