Positive Approaches to Optimal Relationship Development
Herausgeber: Knee, C. Raymond; Reis, Harry T.
Positive Approaches to Optimal Relationship Development
Herausgeber: Knee, C. Raymond; Reis, Harry T.
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Integrates recent theoretical and empirical research on facilitating the optimal development of close relationships.
Integrates recent theoretical and empirical research on facilitating the optimal development of close relationships.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 366
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. September 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 530g
- ISBN-13: 9781107500891
- ISBN-10: 1107500893
- Artikelnr.: 49447117
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 366
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. September 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 530g
- ISBN-13: 9781107500891
- ISBN-10: 1107500893
- Artikelnr.: 49447117
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Part I. Major Theoretical Perspectives: 1. Promoting intimacy: strategies
suggested by the appetitive side Harry T. Reis, David C. de Jong, Karisa Y.
Lee, Stephanie D. O'Keefe and Brett J. Peters; 2. Optimal relationships as
mutual fulfillment of self-determination theory's basic psychological needs
C. Raymond Knee, Benjamin W. Hadden and Zachary Baker; 3. Attachment theory
as a framework for the promotion of optimal relationships Mario Mikulincer
and Phillip R. Shaver; 4. The self-expansion model and optimal relationship
development Xiaomeng Xu, Gary Lewandowski, Jr and Arthur Aron; Part II.
Concepts and Mechanisms: 5. Capitalization: the good news about close
relationships Shelly L. Gable and Jason F. Anderson; 6. The positive
implications of sex for relationships Amy Muise, James J. Kim, James K.
McNulty and Emily A. Impett; 7. The power of diagnostic situations: how
support and conflict can foster growth and security Nickola C. Overall,
Yuthika U. Girme and Jeffry A. Simpson; 8. The role of passion in optimal
relationships Robert J. Vallerand and Noémie Carbonneau; 9. The dyadic
nature of ideal and partner perceptions in romantic relationships Lorne
Campbell and Sarah Moroz; 10. For it is in giving that we receive: the
benefits of sacrifice in relationships Lisa C. Day and Emily A. Impett; 11.
For better or worse: compassionate goals create good relationships in good
times and bad Jennifer Crocker and Amy Canevello; 12. Synchrony in positive
social relationships Tanya Vacharkulksemsuk; Part III. Effective
Interventions: 13. Effective interventions for optimal relationships Justin
A. Lavner and Thomas N. Bradbury; 14. Forgiveness interventions for optimal
close relationships: problems and prospects Frank D. Fincham, Ross May and
Steven R. H. Beach; 15. Brief interventions to strengthen relationships and
prevent dissolution Jaci L. Rolffs and Ronald D. Rogge.
suggested by the appetitive side Harry T. Reis, David C. de Jong, Karisa Y.
Lee, Stephanie D. O'Keefe and Brett J. Peters; 2. Optimal relationships as
mutual fulfillment of self-determination theory's basic psychological needs
C. Raymond Knee, Benjamin W. Hadden and Zachary Baker; 3. Attachment theory
as a framework for the promotion of optimal relationships Mario Mikulincer
and Phillip R. Shaver; 4. The self-expansion model and optimal relationship
development Xiaomeng Xu, Gary Lewandowski, Jr and Arthur Aron; Part II.
Concepts and Mechanisms: 5. Capitalization: the good news about close
relationships Shelly L. Gable and Jason F. Anderson; 6. The positive
implications of sex for relationships Amy Muise, James J. Kim, James K.
McNulty and Emily A. Impett; 7. The power of diagnostic situations: how
support and conflict can foster growth and security Nickola C. Overall,
Yuthika U. Girme and Jeffry A. Simpson; 8. The role of passion in optimal
relationships Robert J. Vallerand and Noémie Carbonneau; 9. The dyadic
nature of ideal and partner perceptions in romantic relationships Lorne
Campbell and Sarah Moroz; 10. For it is in giving that we receive: the
benefits of sacrifice in relationships Lisa C. Day and Emily A. Impett; 11.
For better or worse: compassionate goals create good relationships in good
times and bad Jennifer Crocker and Amy Canevello; 12. Synchrony in positive
social relationships Tanya Vacharkulksemsuk; Part III. Effective
Interventions: 13. Effective interventions for optimal relationships Justin
A. Lavner and Thomas N. Bradbury; 14. Forgiveness interventions for optimal
close relationships: problems and prospects Frank D. Fincham, Ross May and
Steven R. H. Beach; 15. Brief interventions to strengthen relationships and
prevent dissolution Jaci L. Rolffs and Ronald D. Rogge.
Part I. Major Theoretical Perspectives: 1. Promoting intimacy: strategies
suggested by the appetitive side Harry T. Reis, David C. de Jong, Karisa Y.
Lee, Stephanie D. O'Keefe and Brett J. Peters; 2. Optimal relationships as
mutual fulfillment of self-determination theory's basic psychological needs
C. Raymond Knee, Benjamin W. Hadden and Zachary Baker; 3. Attachment theory
as a framework for the promotion of optimal relationships Mario Mikulincer
and Phillip R. Shaver; 4. The self-expansion model and optimal relationship
development Xiaomeng Xu, Gary Lewandowski, Jr and Arthur Aron; Part II.
Concepts and Mechanisms: 5. Capitalization: the good news about close
relationships Shelly L. Gable and Jason F. Anderson; 6. The positive
implications of sex for relationships Amy Muise, James J. Kim, James K.
McNulty and Emily A. Impett; 7. The power of diagnostic situations: how
support and conflict can foster growth and security Nickola C. Overall,
Yuthika U. Girme and Jeffry A. Simpson; 8. The role of passion in optimal
relationships Robert J. Vallerand and Noémie Carbonneau; 9. The dyadic
nature of ideal and partner perceptions in romantic relationships Lorne
Campbell and Sarah Moroz; 10. For it is in giving that we receive: the
benefits of sacrifice in relationships Lisa C. Day and Emily A. Impett; 11.
For better or worse: compassionate goals create good relationships in good
times and bad Jennifer Crocker and Amy Canevello; 12. Synchrony in positive
social relationships Tanya Vacharkulksemsuk; Part III. Effective
Interventions: 13. Effective interventions for optimal relationships Justin
A. Lavner and Thomas N. Bradbury; 14. Forgiveness interventions for optimal
close relationships: problems and prospects Frank D. Fincham, Ross May and
Steven R. H. Beach; 15. Brief interventions to strengthen relationships and
prevent dissolution Jaci L. Rolffs and Ronald D. Rogge.
suggested by the appetitive side Harry T. Reis, David C. de Jong, Karisa Y.
Lee, Stephanie D. O'Keefe and Brett J. Peters; 2. Optimal relationships as
mutual fulfillment of self-determination theory's basic psychological needs
C. Raymond Knee, Benjamin W. Hadden and Zachary Baker; 3. Attachment theory
as a framework for the promotion of optimal relationships Mario Mikulincer
and Phillip R. Shaver; 4. The self-expansion model and optimal relationship
development Xiaomeng Xu, Gary Lewandowski, Jr and Arthur Aron; Part II.
Concepts and Mechanisms: 5. Capitalization: the good news about close
relationships Shelly L. Gable and Jason F. Anderson; 6. The positive
implications of sex for relationships Amy Muise, James J. Kim, James K.
McNulty and Emily A. Impett; 7. The power of diagnostic situations: how
support and conflict can foster growth and security Nickola C. Overall,
Yuthika U. Girme and Jeffry A. Simpson; 8. The role of passion in optimal
relationships Robert J. Vallerand and Noémie Carbonneau; 9. The dyadic
nature of ideal and partner perceptions in romantic relationships Lorne
Campbell and Sarah Moroz; 10. For it is in giving that we receive: the
benefits of sacrifice in relationships Lisa C. Day and Emily A. Impett; 11.
For better or worse: compassionate goals create good relationships in good
times and bad Jennifer Crocker and Amy Canevello; 12. Synchrony in positive
social relationships Tanya Vacharkulksemsuk; Part III. Effective
Interventions: 13. Effective interventions for optimal relationships Justin
A. Lavner and Thomas N. Bradbury; 14. Forgiveness interventions for optimal
close relationships: problems and prospects Frank D. Fincham, Ross May and
Steven R. H. Beach; 15. Brief interventions to strengthen relationships and
prevent dissolution Jaci L. Rolffs and Ronald D. Rogge.