Titlebook: Attributions, Accounts, and Close Relationships; John H. Harvey,Terri L. Orbuch,Ann L. Weber Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1992

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A Hierarchy of Control Structuress of their personal relationships and to revise their views of parenting (Cowan, Cowan, Coie, & Coie 1978; La Rossa & La Rossa, 1981). A number of factors wih have an effect on mothers’ ability to successfully navigate this transition, among them the stress that mothers experience at this time and t

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A Hierarchy of Control Structures Donning our caps as scientists, however, we sometimes forget that the same question should be asked about scholarly endeavors. If the intellectual reasons for addressing this question are not compelling, it must nonetheless be confronted at the pragmatic level in deciding what should occupy the spa

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A Hierarchy of Control Structuresting the “big pictures,” especially for those in the audience who were hopeful about their interest in the subject but unfamiliar with its history and terminology. Three strategies seem important to invite new interest and involvement in this area: explicit definitions; coherent, common models; and

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978-1-4612-8750-6Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1992

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Introduction: Convergence of the Attribution and Accounts Concepts in the Study of Close Relationshi dynamics of close relationships. In the first section, we will try to provide a bridge partially for linking and contrasting some of the key ideas in this book. We will define and compare the attribution, accounts, and narratives approaches to understanding relationship phenomena. Next, we will dis

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