Titlebook: Human Motivation and Interpersonal Relationships; Theory, Research, an Netta Weinstein Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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On the Mutuality of Human Motivation and Relationships direct actions toward certain ends or goals. They are also inextricably linked with relational experiences. People bring their goals, values, hopes, and past regulatory experiences to bear on various types of relationships and interactions. The nature of these motivational forces that bring people

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Autonomy and Need Satisfaction in Close Relationships: Relationships Motivation Theory the motivational dynamics of close relationships using . (RMT), a mini-theory within Self-Determination Theory. RMT posits a basic psychological need for relatedness that mobilizes people to pursue relationships, yet not all relationships are of high quality and satisfy the relatedness need. Even a

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Is Relatedness Enough? On the Importance of Need Support in Different Types of Social Experiencesial dynamics can affect thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Humans are social beings, and therefore it is important to consider whether the sense of relatedness that can be derived from interpersonal experiences is enough to facilitate personal wellness and healthy social functioning. According to se

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On the Flexibility of the Automatic Us-Them Divideceptualized as occurring in two steps. The first step involves a basic social cognitive distinction between different groups, and does not contain bias, whereas the second step involves motivated, anxiety-reduction strategies that elevate the self (or ingroup) and devalue the other (or outgroup). We

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The Self-Concept in Relationshipsnk between self-concept and well-being. According to one view, well-being is reflected in consistency of self-concept across contexts, whereas a second view argues that it is authenticity rather than consistency that matters. In a third tradition, well-being is associated with coming closer to one’s

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Self-Determination and Regulation of Conflict in Romantic Relationshipslf-determination theory is fundamentally a theory of optimal relationship development and functioning. Basic psychological needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness guide the motivational underpinnings of relational well-being in much the same way they guide individual well-being. Autonomy, in

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The Role of Autonomy in Intergroup Processes: Toward an Integration of Self-Determination Theory andearch has given careful consideration to the . aspects of motivation, it is only in the past 5 years or so that a self-determination theory perspective of . processes has begun to take form. In this chapter, we focus on the ways that self-determination can influence group-level phenomena. We divide

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Autonomy Support as Acceptance for Disclosing and Developing a Healthy Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Traatization, rejection and even violence. We use a self-determination theory (SDT; Ryan RM, Deci EL. Am Psychol 55:68–78, 2000) framework to understand how relationships impact coming out and identity-development processes. We review evidence that ., or interpersonal acceptance and encouragement for a

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