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The Cambridge handbook of personal relationship / ed. Anita L. Vangelisti, Daniel Perlman Piece-Analytic Level: Bringing it all together : a theoretical approach • The treatment of relationship distress : theoretical perspectives and empirical findings • Maintaining relationships • Personal relationships : on and off the internet • Relationships, culture, and social change • Relationships in home and community environments : a transactional and dialectic analysis • Social networks and personal communities • Intimacy in personal relationships • Commitment • Romantic love • relationship satisfaction • Violence and abuse in personal relationships : conflict, terror, and resistance in intimate partnerships • Temptation and threat : extradyadic relations and jealousy • Lying and deception in close relationships • Stress in couples : the process of dyadic coping • Loneliness and social isolation • Sexuality in close relationships • Understanding couple conflict • Close relationships and social support : implications for the measurement of social support • Self-disclosure in personal relationships • Physiology and interpersonal relationships • Emotion in theoriesof close relationships • Social cognition in intimkate relationships • Communication : basic properties and their relevance to relationship research • Family relationships and depression • The intimate same-sex relationships of sexual minorities • His and her relationships? : a review of the empirical evidence • Attachment theory, individual psychodynamics, and relationship functioning • Personality and relationships : a temperament perspective • Close relationships in middle and late adulthood • Personal relationships in adolecence and early adulthood • Relationship in early and middle childhood • Divorce and postdivorce relationships • The affective structure of marriage • From courship to universal properties : research on dating and mate selection, 1950 to 2003 • Relationships typologies • Advances in data analytic approaches for relationships research : the broad utility of hierarchical linear modelling • Research methods for the study of personal relationships • Theoretical perspectives in the study of close relationships • The seven seas of the study of personal relationships : from the thousand islands to interconnected waterways • Personal relationships : an introductionPublication: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2006Description: 891 p.Availability:
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