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Attributions, accounts, and close relationships

Attributions, accounts, and close relationships

PsychologySociology
Pages
304
Published
1992
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the intricate role of attributions and accounts within close relationships. It examines how individuals explain their own and others' behaviors in personal connections, influencing understanding, conflict resolution, and relationship dynamics. Drawing from social psychology, the text offers insights into the cognitive processes that shape our most intimate bonds.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualComplexThought-Provoking

Genres

Psychology Sociology

Authors

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Ann L. Weber

Ann L. Weber writes on psychology. Her work explores various aspects of the human mind, offering readers clear insights into complex subjects.

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John H. Harvey

John H. Harvey writes about human connections and how we understand them. His books include "Attributions, accounts, and close relationships," which explores the dynamics of personal interactions. Harvey's work often examines the ways people interpret and explain their experiences with others.

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Terri Orbuch

Terri Orbuch writes about personal connections and how people explain their experiences. Her work includes "Attributions, Accounts, and Close Relationships." She explores the dynamics of human interaction.