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    model loop includes impression cues‚ impression information‚ expectation‚ dyadic interaction‚ interpretation‚ and behavior. Some impression information and cues from the school include the gender’s represented‚ the race represented in the movie‚ also the settings‚ the physical attractiveness of the school. The expectation of the school for the students was for them to pass the average math class‚ so it wasn’t very high. The dyadic interaction between the school and the students was nonexistent‚ the school

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    perspective. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology‚ 59(2)‚ 270-280. Simpson‚ J.A. (1990). Influence of attachment styles on romantic relationships. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. 59(5)‚ 971-980. Spanier‚ G.B. (1976). Measuring dyadic adjustment: New scales for assessing the quality of marriage and similar dyads. Journal of Marriage and the Family‚ 15-28. Spitz‚ R.A. (1949). Autoerotism: Some empirical findings and hypothesis on three of its manifestations in the first year of

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    The American Journal of Family Therapy‚ 36:300–311‚ 2008 Copyright © Taylor & Francis Group‚ LLC ISSN: 0192-6187 print / 1521-0383 online DOI: 10.1080/01926180701647512 Money Doesn’t Buy Happiness‚ but It Helps: Marital Satisfaction‚ Psychological Distress‚ and Demographic Differences Between Low- and Middle-Income Clinic Couples JOHN DAKIN and RICHARD WAMPLER Texas Tech University‚ Lubbock‚ Texas‚ USA The characteristics of 51 very low-income and 61 middle-income couples receiving services

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    break down of relationships‚ each phase triggered by a threshold- > The intrapsychic phase‚ which means that within the relationship thoughts begin to develop that see the partner in a negative light‚ these are not discussed with the partner. >The dyadic phase‚ following on from the previous stage‚ the person confronts their partner about the negative aspects they’ve been thinking about >The social phase‚ which involves thinking about face saving accounts of what has happened now the relationship

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    their relationship by promoting mutual attraction and facilitating the mutual perception that the other is a potentially desirable mate. Ironically‚ however‚ the seeds of these relationships may contain their own pwison. From even their earliest encounters‚ the partners’ respective enactment of their traditional gender roles may begin to undermine their relationship by fostering the kind of female/male miscommunication that has recently been documented by writers such as Henley and Kramarae (1991)

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    side and glanced at each other occasionally while responding to a question or a subject that piqued their interest. They walked at a normal distance from each other. They very rarely touched each other. They laughed and joked around a lot. The last dyadic relationship I saw was a male and female couple. They were roughly in their early twenties. Male was African American and the female was Hispanic. They were sitting down in the food court having a meal together and were having a conversation. They

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    commitments - Complete avoidance of the hierarchical command and control structure Due this fact in this case the theory which is revealed is “Dyadic Theory” Q2. How did Gore’s “sponsors” program facilitate the creation of high-quality relationships among leaders‚ sponsors and associates? R: In W.L. Gore & Associates the sponsor program is dyadic relationship between an incumbent (experienced employee) and new hired employee. Because in this program the sponsor act like a mentor‚ coach and

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    ‚ Role‚ power and status was given according to age of person in family (86.25). There were families having normal ( 37.50%)‚ good (31.25%)‚ very good (8.75% %)‚ poor (22.50%) dyadic relationship with their extended families‚ Families having good (25.00%)‚ average (46.25%)‚ very good (5.00%)‚ poor (23.75%) dyadic relationship with their kinship reference group‚ Families with monogamy (100.00%) ‚ endogamy (73.25%)‚ exogamy (26.25%) marriage practices‚ families were in favor of arranged (41

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    examined how and why trust develops‚ is maintained‚ and occasionally unravels in relationships. Following a brief overview of theoretical and empirical milestones in the interpersonal-trust literature‚ an integrative process model of trust in dyadic relationships is presented. KEYWORDS—trust; interdependence; strain tests; felt secu- rity Trust: ‘‘confidence that [one] will find what is desired [from another] rather than what is feared.’’ (Deutsch‚ 1973‚ p.148) Trust involves the juxtaposition

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    leaders have such influences (Northouse‚ 1997). An alternative approach to understanding leaders’ influence on individual follower or subordinate effectiveness is through the focus on dyadic relationships between leaders and each of their subordinates (Dansereau et al.‚ 1975). LMX‚ originally called vertical dyadic linkage (VDL)‚ was developed approximately 30 years ago by Dansereau et al. (1975) as a response to average leadership style (ALS)‚ which assumed that leaders maintain similar relationships

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