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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Equity and Balance in the Exchange of Contributions in Close Relationships,ships over the past two decades is .. More and more marriages and other intimate relationships aspire to what has been called an . pattern (Scanzoni & Scanzoni, 1988). In these relationships, the partners are equally committed to work and domestic roles and contribute equally in other areas of the r

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Resource Allocation in Intimate Relationships,r friendships, family relationships, and romantic relationships. Researchers have often suggested or implied that a single rule is likely to . rule governing the giving and receiving of benefits in intimate relationships. They have examined both adherence to various rules in these relationships and

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Social Comparison and Social Exchange in Marital Relationships,by the sociologists Robert and Helen Merrell Lynd (1929), who examined various aspects of life in a “typical” American city, including family life, earning an income, child rearing, religion, leisure, and social life, at the beginning of the century. The observations of these scholars on the state o

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Entitlement in Romantic Relationships in the United States,quality of outcomes an individual believes he or she deserves to receive as a result of maintaining the relationship. Entitlement must be distinguished from the level of outcomes one expects to receive from the relationship, although in practice the two may be highly correlated, with most people no