Titlebook: Handbook of Interpersonal Commitment and Relationship Stability; Jeffrey M. Adams,Warren H. Jones Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Medi

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Attachment Processes and Commitment to Romantic Relationships affects the processes of falling in love and choosing a mate. Most theorists account for commitment to romantic relationships with economic models predicting commitment from the costs and benefits of the relationship (e.g., Rusbult, 1980, 1983). Although this approach has made a large contribution

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Marital Commitment and Family Life Transitionsd to their relationships and highly invested in their maintenance. The relationships were viewed as special—there was the expectation that the relationship would remain intimate, exclusive, and stable into the future.

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Commitment and Adversitytionships are not one continuous stream of blissful innocence coupled with romantic passion. Difficulties and challenges arise that can lower relationship satisfaction. In order for relationships to endure fluctuations in satisfaction, there must be a degree of commitment that sustains the relations

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Interpersonal Commitmentstworks. For that purpose, it is useful to develop principles relating interpersonal commitments to the array of other commitments that are part of individual actors’ daily lives. Within the individual, potentially competing commitments raise questions of dissonance, whereas mutually enhancing commit

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