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The Association between Attachment Orientations and Partner Evaluations: An Ideal Standards Perspective
Julie Fitness
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Lecture 9- Attraction and Close Relationships Flashcards | Quizlet
PDF) Romantic relationships, ideal standards, and mate selection | Garth Fletcher and Lorne Campbell - Academia.edu
Works Cited - What Literature Teaches Us about Emotion
Frontiers | The Interplay Between Economic Status and Attractiveness, and the Importance of Attire in Mate Choice Judgments
We Always Hurt the Ones We Love | SpringerLink
Chapter 10 Interpersonal Attraction: - ppt download
PDF) Attributions in close relationships: From balkanization to integration | Frank Fincham - Academia.edu
PDF) Interpersonal relationships: Cognitive appraisals, Emotions and Hope
PDF) A Two-Dimensional Model for the Study of Interpersonal Attraction
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PDF) The experience of emotion in close relationships: Toward an integration of the emotion‐in‐relationships and interpersonal script models
Interpersonal relationships: Cognitive appraisals, Emotions and Hope
IJERPH | Free Full-Text | Mind the Gap: Perceived Partner Responsiveness as a Bridge between General and Partner-Specific Attachment Security | HTML
References - The Science of Intimate Relationships - Wiley Online Library
Through the Eyes of Love: Reality and Illusion in Intimate Relationships
Chapter 10 Interpersonal Attraction: - ppt download
A Two-Dimensional Model for the Study of Interpersonal Attraction - R. Matthew Montoya, Robert S. Horton, 2014
PDF) Ideals in intimate relationships | Garth Fletcher - Academia.edu
Ellen Berscheid, Elaine Hatfield, and the Emergence of Relationship Science
Social Psychology Chapter 10: Interpersonal Attraction: From First Impressions to Close Relationships Diagram | Quizlet
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PDF) Mind-Reading Accuracy in Intimate Relationships: Assessing the Roles of the Relationship, the Target, and the Judge
