Titlebook: Attributions, Accounts, and Close Relationships; John H. Harvey,Terri L. Orbuch,Ann L. Weber Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1992

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Implementierungstechniken für Monitorehe complainant’s perspective, the files contain the essence of the story. The process of complaining, from the complainant’s perspective, consists in that exchange of letters. The complainant’s letter . his or her complaint. The letter back to the complainant is, very often, all the complainant gets.

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Attributions and Maritally Violent Men: The Role of Cognitions in Marital Violenceal models have been proposed, only recently have researchers begun to study the potential role of cognitive processes in marital violence. Specifically, there has been a recent interest in examining the attributions, or accounts, offered by violent couples (see Holtzworth-Munroe, 1988a, for a review; see chapter by Andrews, current volume).

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Book 1992e communication pro-blems in marriage and their relationship withcausal attri-butions; marital violence and its relationship with earlylearning experience; ego-defensive attribution and excuse-making in couples and with respect to medical problems; andattributions about transitions in relationships.

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Speicherzuordnung an Datenstrukturen dynamics of close relationships. In the first section, we will try to provide a bridge partially for linking and contrasting some of the key ideas in this book. We will define and compare the attribution, accounts, and narratives approaches to understanding relationship phenomena. Next, we will dis