Relationships
Everything relationships.
- Formation
- Maintenance
- Breakdown
- Sexual Selection / Human Reproductive Behav.
- Parental Investment
- Influence of Childhood
- Influence of Culture
- Created by: carlyb
- Created on: 01-06-16 17:32
View mindmap
- Relationships
- Formation
- Kerkoff and Davis - Filter Theory
- Kerkoff and Davis - university couples
- Byrne and Clore - Rewards / Needs Satisfaction model
- Griffit and Guay - creative study
- Veitch and Griffit - good news / bad news
- Murstein' - Matching Hypothesis
- Murstein - real vs. randomly paired couples
- Kerkoff and Davis - Filter Theory
- Maintenance
- Walter - Equity Theory
- Gergen, Morse and Gergen - cross- cultural
- Rusbult - Investment Model
- Rusbult and Martz - abusive relationships
- Rusbult - similar to study with Zembrodt, found high satisfaction and investment are important
- Thibault and Kelly - Social Exchange Theory
- Rusbult and Zembrodt - 30 couples, 10 split up
- Rusbult - similar to study with Zembrodt, found high satisfaction and investment are important
- Walter - Equity Theory
- Breakdown
- Rollie and Duck - Breakdown Model
- Intra-Psychic, Dyadic, Social, Grave-Dressing, Resurrection
- Lee's Stages
- Dissatisfaction, Exposure, Resolution Attempts, Termination
- Duck's Factors
- Predisposing - poor social skills
- Duck - poor social skills = dissatisfaction
- Precipitating - deception, boredom
- Shaver - strain and end due to not seeing each other enough
- HOWEVER - Holt and Stone - little decrease in satisfaction as long as reunite often
- Shaver - strain and end due to not seeing each other enough
- Predisposing - poor social skills
- Rollie and Duck - Breakdown Model
- Sexual Selection / Human Reproductive Behaviour
- Cunningham - men most attracted to childlike features
- Waynforth - women most attracted to masculine features
- Bruce and Young - symmetrical faces
- Waynforth and Dunbar - males seek youth, physical attraction; women seek power
- Parental Investment
- Trivers - male investment is low due to unlimited sperm, capability of mass impregnation; female investment is high
- Geher et al - 91 non-parent undergrad students
- Buss - men more distressed by sexual infidelity, women more distressed by emotional infidelity
- Trivers - male investment is low due to unlimited sperm, capability of mass impregnation; female investment is high
- Influence of Childhood
- Moore - adolescent girls; secure have more safe sex, insecure have unsafe and less sex
- Hazan and Shaver's Love Quiz
- Feeney and Noller - insecure avoidant more likely to leave partners
- Opposing Studies
- Feeney and Noller - said that aforementioned pattern changed when relationships went from casual to committed
- Rutter et al - Romanian orphans
- Hamilton - life events can change attachment type
- Influence of Culture
- Importance of Love
- Levine et al - asked 3 places if they'd marry someone they didn't love
- US: 14% India: 24% Thailand: 34%
- Moore and Leung - Anglo-Chinese vs. Anglo-Australian
- Untitled
- Levine et al - asked 3 places if they'd marry someone they didn't love
- Arranged Marriage
- Gupta and Singh - 50 arranged and 50 love marriages
- Arranged: love and like low, increase over time. Love: love and like high, decrease over time
- Xiaohe and Whyte - Chinese women happier in love marriages than arranged
- Gupta and Singh - 50 arranged and 50 love marriages
- Importance of Love
- Formation
Comments
No comments have yet been made