Titlebook: Handbook of Social Resource Theory; Theoretical Extensio Kjell T?rnblom,Ali Kazemi Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2012

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Resource Theory of Social Exchangery of social exchange are outlined. The authors discuss a variety of details and issues such as the definition and classification of resources as well as the reciprocal relationship between the structure of resources and interpersonal behavior. A number of new exchange rules are proposed, and some c

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Some Conceptual and Theoretical Issues in Resource Theory of Social Exchanger the Foas’ resource classification meets the criteria for a typology, whether there are other dimensions than concreteness and particularism and whether the Foas’ six resource classes can be categorized into subclasses. T?rnblom and Kazemi further discuss the validity of some of the exchange rules

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Formalizing Foa’s Social Resource Theory of Exchangeremains on empirical analysis and hypothesis testing, with relatively little attention paid to the internal structures of the theories motivating those hypotheses. Markovsky and Kazemi provide a comprehensive and rigorous definition for theory and its components. Criteria for evaluating theories are

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Social Exchange Theory, Exchange Resources, and Interpersonal Relationships: A Modest Resolution of f what social exchange theory has contributed to organizational research. Scholars generally agree on the reciprocal nature of exchange patterns, but theories of social exchange differ in terms of their explanation of the resources exchanged and how those resources are perceived by exchange partners

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Understanding Status as a Social Resourceeptual analyses of status. In this chapter, Kevin Binning and Yuen Huo apply social resource theory to gain insight into the meaning and uses of social status in everyday social experience. The authors present a taxonomy in which status is theorized to vary along the particularism and concreteness d

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