Titlebook: Entitlement and the Affectional Bond; Justice in Close Rel Melvin J. Lerner,Gerold Mikula Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New Yor

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Economic Roles in the Household System,er’s periodic company if they have similar interests and enthusiasms. The sharing of accommodations is another matter. For Murstein, what becomes critical at this stage is the capacity of partners to function in complementary or interdependent roles. At this point, we believe, close relationships inescapably assume economic dimensions.

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Einführungsmodul: Angehörigen-Kaffeeof the population now says that the ideal marriage is one in which both the husband and the wife have jobs and share in the responsibilities of child rearing and caring for the home (DeStefano & Colasanto, 1990).

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Paradoxical Effects of Closeness in Relationships on Perceptions of Justice,eightens the chance of experiencing a sense of injustice. Taken together, these two propositions suggest that closeness amplifies both the positive and the negative consequences of events that occur in a relationship. Thus, the contingencies that promote either sort of consequence are important to identify.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137355560verning the giving and receiving of benefits in intimate relationships. They have examined both adherence to various rules in these relationships and satisfaction in the relationship given the apparent use of one particular rule or another.

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