The costs must outweigh the rewards so that the relationship is in loss
The rewards must outweigh the costs so that the relationship is in profit
The costs must outweigh the rewards so that the relationship is in profit
The rewards must outweigh the costs so the relationship is at a loss
7. Which is Argyle suggest?
We only evaluate the rewards and costs of a relationships in a breakdown of a relationship
When using relationship therapy based on the increasing positive exchanges, 2/3's of couples relationships improved maintaining their relationships
Economic theories such as the equity theory cannot be applied to non-western cultures due to the selfish nature of this theory and collectivist cultures aren't based on such values
When husbands earned more than their wive both the husband and wive would consider his job more important whereas if a wive earned more than their husband both said their jobs were equally as important
8. What is the comparison level?
The standard to which all relationships are compared to, its based on past experiences of relationships, parents' relationship, the media's portrayal of relationship and peers' relationships
Another possible partner that may have a potential relationship that is more in profit than the current relationship
When the costs outweigh the rewards
9. An equitable relationship is a relationship that ....
When the benefits minus the costs of one of the partners is equal to the benefits minus the costs of the other partner?
A relationship is in profit
10. Which study found that when husbands earned more than their wive both the husband and wive would consider his job more important whereas if a wive earned more than their husband both said their jobs were equally as important?