Titlebook: Close Relationship Loss; Theoretical Approach Terri L. Orbuch Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1992 attribution.communication.demog

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Single Machine Scheduling Problems,, where Duck describes relationship loss as a “process” rather than as an “event,” so also is the integration of method, theory, and therapy an ongoing process rather than an arbitrary melding conducted at one point in time.

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Classification of Scheduling Problems,rical studies that have examined how social exchange variables affect the continuation or dissolution of close relationships. In the third section, I consider how social exchange variables can also affect the process of breaking up and coping after. In the final section, I present a framework for future research in this area.

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Single Machine Scheduling Problems,storical and cultural changes affect social structure, which in turn influences the trajectories of peoples’ lives. Both approaches address differences within and between people over time and attempt to explain how, when, and why change occurs and how individuals adjust to it.

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Integration of Methodology, Theory, and Therapy, where Duck describes relationship loss as a “process” rather than as an “event,” so also is the integration of method, theory, and therapy an ongoing process rather than an arbitrary melding conducted at one point in time.

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Social Exchange Perspectives on the Dissolution of Close Relationshipsrical studies that have examined how social exchange variables affect the continuation or dissolution of close relationships. In the third section, I consider how social exchange variables can also affect the process of breaking up and coping after. In the final section, I present a framework for future research in this area.

強(qiáng)所

Broken Attachments: Relationship Loss From the Perspective of Attachment Theoryeveal themselves most clearly (cited in Deutsch, 1954). And as Bowlby (1979) suggests in the title of one of his books, to understand human relationships we must examine both “the making and [the] breaking of affectional bonds.”

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Developmental Perspectives on Relationship Lossstorical and cultural changes affect social structure, which in turn influences the trajectories of peoples’ lives. Both approaches address differences within and between people over time and attempt to explain how, when, and why change occurs and how individuals adjust to it.

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Changeover Times and Transportation Times,scerned across breakups. Moreover, variations in pattern are systematic and can be traced to the influence of antecedent and concomitant variables. In short, the messages that people produce during the very personal moments of their disengagement are amenable to investigation as sociological phenomena.

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Disruption of Marital and Cohabitation Relationships: A Social Demographic Perspectivelongitudinal data on family experience, has broadened the range of issues that can be addressed empirically. Developments in analytic methodology have improved our ability to use these new data to speak more directly to important scientific and policy questions.