The Cambridge Handbook of Personal Relationships
Herausgeber: Perlman, Daniel; Vangelisti, Anita L.
The Cambridge Handbook of Personal Relationships
Herausgeber: Perlman, Daniel; Vangelisti, Anita L.
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With the field of personal relationships having grown dramatically in the past quarter century, The Cambridge Handbook of Personal Relationships serves as a benchmark of the current state of scholarship, synthesizing the extant theoretical and empirical literature, tracing its historical roots, and making recommendations for future directions.
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With the field of personal relationships having grown dramatically in the past quarter century, The Cambridge Handbook of Personal Relationships serves as a benchmark of the current state of scholarship, synthesizing the extant theoretical and empirical literature, tracing its historical roots, and making recommendations for future directions.
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- Cambridge Handbooks in Psychology
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 280mm x 216mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 1672g
- ISBN-13: 9781107571204
- ISBN-10: 1107571200
- Artikelnr.: 51140194
- Cambridge Handbooks in Psychology
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- 2 Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 280mm x 216mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 1672g
- ISBN-13: 9781107571204
- ISBN-10: 1107571200
- Artikelnr.: 51140194
Personal relationships: an introduction
Part I. Foundations for Studying Relationships: 1. The seven seas of the study of personal relationships research: historical and recent currents
2. What is good and what is missing in relationship theory and research
3. Navigating methodological trade-offs in close relationships research
4. Analyzing cross-sectional and longitudinal data in close relationships
5. Relationship typologies
Part II. Developmental Arc of Relationships: 6. Relationship initiation and growth
7. The affective structure of marriage over time
8. Divorce and post-divorce relationships
Part III. Relationships across the Lifespan: 9. Friendships in childhood
10. Personal relationships in adolescence and early adulthood
11. Close relationships in middle and late adulthood
Part IV. Individual Differences: 12. Personality in close relationships
13. Attachment theory as a framework for studying relationship dynamics and functioning
14. Gender and relationships
15. The intimate relationships of sexual and gender minorities
Part V. Basic Processes: 16. Neuroscience of salutary close relationships
17. Social cognition in romantic relationships
18. Communication: basic properties and their relevance to relationship research
19. The Roles of emotion in relationships
Part VI. Interactive Processes: 20. Self-disclosure in relationships: revealing and concealing information about oneself to others
21. Social support in close relationships
22. Understanding couple conflict
23. Sexuality in personal relationships
Part VII. Threats to Relationships: 24. Lying and deception in close relationships
25. Stress, dyadic coping, and social support: moving toward integration
26. The universal threat and temptation of extradyadic affairs
27. Aggression and violence in romantic relationships
28. Acceptance, rejection, and the quest for relational value
29. New ways of theorizing and conducting research in the field of loneliness and social isolation
Part VIII. Relational Quality: 30. Romantic love
31. Relationship satisfaction
32. Commitment processes in personal relationships
33. Relationships and physical health
Part IX. Context: 34. Social networks and personal relationships
35. Personal relationships and technology in the digital age
36. Ethnicity, culture, and close relationships
Part X. Maintenance and Repair of Relationships: 37. Promoting healthy relationships
38. Maintaining relationships
39. Treating relationship distress
Part XI. Conclusion: 40. Whither relationship science? The state of the science and an agenda for moving forward.
Part I. Foundations for Studying Relationships: 1. The seven seas of the study of personal relationships research: historical and recent currents
2. What is good and what is missing in relationship theory and research
3. Navigating methodological trade-offs in close relationships research
4. Analyzing cross-sectional and longitudinal data in close relationships
5. Relationship typologies
Part II. Developmental Arc of Relationships: 6. Relationship initiation and growth
7. The affective structure of marriage over time
8. Divorce and post-divorce relationships
Part III. Relationships across the Lifespan: 9. Friendships in childhood
10. Personal relationships in adolescence and early adulthood
11. Close relationships in middle and late adulthood
Part IV. Individual Differences: 12. Personality in close relationships
13. Attachment theory as a framework for studying relationship dynamics and functioning
14. Gender and relationships
15. The intimate relationships of sexual and gender minorities
Part V. Basic Processes: 16. Neuroscience of salutary close relationships
17. Social cognition in romantic relationships
18. Communication: basic properties and their relevance to relationship research
19. The Roles of emotion in relationships
Part VI. Interactive Processes: 20. Self-disclosure in relationships: revealing and concealing information about oneself to others
21. Social support in close relationships
22. Understanding couple conflict
23. Sexuality in personal relationships
Part VII. Threats to Relationships: 24. Lying and deception in close relationships
25. Stress, dyadic coping, and social support: moving toward integration
26. The universal threat and temptation of extradyadic affairs
27. Aggression and violence in romantic relationships
28. Acceptance, rejection, and the quest for relational value
29. New ways of theorizing and conducting research in the field of loneliness and social isolation
Part VIII. Relational Quality: 30. Romantic love
31. Relationship satisfaction
32. Commitment processes in personal relationships
33. Relationships and physical health
Part IX. Context: 34. Social networks and personal relationships
35. Personal relationships and technology in the digital age
36. Ethnicity, culture, and close relationships
Part X. Maintenance and Repair of Relationships: 37. Promoting healthy relationships
38. Maintaining relationships
39. Treating relationship distress
Part XI. Conclusion: 40. Whither relationship science? The state of the science and an agenda for moving forward.
Personal relationships: an introduction
Part I. Foundations for Studying Relationships: 1. The seven seas of the study of personal relationships research: historical and recent currents
2. What is good and what is missing in relationship theory and research
3. Navigating methodological trade-offs in close relationships research
4. Analyzing cross-sectional and longitudinal data in close relationships
5. Relationship typologies
Part II. Developmental Arc of Relationships: 6. Relationship initiation and growth
7. The affective structure of marriage over time
8. Divorce and post-divorce relationships
Part III. Relationships across the Lifespan: 9. Friendships in childhood
10. Personal relationships in adolescence and early adulthood
11. Close relationships in middle and late adulthood
Part IV. Individual Differences: 12. Personality in close relationships
13. Attachment theory as a framework for studying relationship dynamics and functioning
14. Gender and relationships
15. The intimate relationships of sexual and gender minorities
Part V. Basic Processes: 16. Neuroscience of salutary close relationships
17. Social cognition in romantic relationships
18. Communication: basic properties and their relevance to relationship research
19. The Roles of emotion in relationships
Part VI. Interactive Processes: 20. Self-disclosure in relationships: revealing and concealing information about oneself to others
21. Social support in close relationships
22. Understanding couple conflict
23. Sexuality in personal relationships
Part VII. Threats to Relationships: 24. Lying and deception in close relationships
25. Stress, dyadic coping, and social support: moving toward integration
26. The universal threat and temptation of extradyadic affairs
27. Aggression and violence in romantic relationships
28. Acceptance, rejection, and the quest for relational value
29. New ways of theorizing and conducting research in the field of loneliness and social isolation
Part VIII. Relational Quality: 30. Romantic love
31. Relationship satisfaction
32. Commitment processes in personal relationships
33. Relationships and physical health
Part IX. Context: 34. Social networks and personal relationships
35. Personal relationships and technology in the digital age
36. Ethnicity, culture, and close relationships
Part X. Maintenance and Repair of Relationships: 37. Promoting healthy relationships
38. Maintaining relationships
39. Treating relationship distress
Part XI. Conclusion: 40. Whither relationship science? The state of the science and an agenda for moving forward.
Part I. Foundations for Studying Relationships: 1. The seven seas of the study of personal relationships research: historical and recent currents
2. What is good and what is missing in relationship theory and research
3. Navigating methodological trade-offs in close relationships research
4. Analyzing cross-sectional and longitudinal data in close relationships
5. Relationship typologies
Part II. Developmental Arc of Relationships: 6. Relationship initiation and growth
7. The affective structure of marriage over time
8. Divorce and post-divorce relationships
Part III. Relationships across the Lifespan: 9. Friendships in childhood
10. Personal relationships in adolescence and early adulthood
11. Close relationships in middle and late adulthood
Part IV. Individual Differences: 12. Personality in close relationships
13. Attachment theory as a framework for studying relationship dynamics and functioning
14. Gender and relationships
15. The intimate relationships of sexual and gender minorities
Part V. Basic Processes: 16. Neuroscience of salutary close relationships
17. Social cognition in romantic relationships
18. Communication: basic properties and their relevance to relationship research
19. The Roles of emotion in relationships
Part VI. Interactive Processes: 20. Self-disclosure in relationships: revealing and concealing information about oneself to others
21. Social support in close relationships
22. Understanding couple conflict
23. Sexuality in personal relationships
Part VII. Threats to Relationships: 24. Lying and deception in close relationships
25. Stress, dyadic coping, and social support: moving toward integration
26. The universal threat and temptation of extradyadic affairs
27. Aggression and violence in romantic relationships
28. Acceptance, rejection, and the quest for relational value
29. New ways of theorizing and conducting research in the field of loneliness and social isolation
Part VIII. Relational Quality: 30. Romantic love
31. Relationship satisfaction
32. Commitment processes in personal relationships
33. Relationships and physical health
Part IX. Context: 34. Social networks and personal relationships
35. Personal relationships and technology in the digital age
36. Ethnicity, culture, and close relationships
Part X. Maintenance and Repair of Relationships: 37. Promoting healthy relationships
38. Maintaining relationships
39. Treating relationship distress
Part XI. Conclusion: 40. Whither relationship science? The state of the science and an agenda for moving forward.