Conflict and Decision Making in Close Relationships
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A01=Christa Rodler
A01=Erich Kirchler
A01=Erik Holzl
A01=Katja Meier
Author_Christa Rodler
Author_Erich Kirchler
Author_Erik Holzl
Author_Katja Meier
Average Motivation Score
bargaining
Birthday Present
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Category=PBG
couples
Current Relationship Quality
diary study methodology
Disharmonious Relationships
Dissatisfied Couples
Dominance Index
Dominance Pattern
Dummy Variables
economic psychology studies
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Events Diary
everyday
Exchangeable Resources
False Consensus Effect
family decision processes
Gender Role Orientation
household negotiation dynamics
households
Influence Distribution
integrative
Integrative Bargaining
interdependence
Interdependence Theory
Male Female Dyad
Material Considerations
matters
Monetary Units
Monthly Net Household Income
partner influence in daily decisions
Pay Back
private
Private Households
Probability Conflicts
quality
relationship conflict analysis
Secondary Reinforcer
Similar Smoking Habits
social psychology research
Triangular Love Scale
unhappy
Product details
- ISBN 9781138877283
- Weight: 408g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 25 Jun 2015
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Love and money are important aspects of the everyday lives of couples. This book focuses on the daily routines of disagreement, conflict and joint decisions on these, and other issues such as work, leisure and children, create in the household.
Central to the authors' research is a unique diary study of forty couples, who kept a daily record of their joint decisions over the course of a year. The diaries show how challenging, varied and complex the conflicts and decision making of normal everyday life can be and reveal that goals frequently change during the decision-making process with the result that the final outcome often achieves a goal distinct from the original intention. Furthermore, the dynamics of decision making differ according to the problem at stake, the decision-making history of the couple, and the quality of the partnership. The results of the diary study are discussed within the overall context of current research in the field as a whole, including discussion of joint decision-making case studies, close relationships, decision-making research in general and special research methods. Numerous results of psychological, sociological, economic and consumer behaviour studies are summarised and integrated into a model of household decision-making.
This book will be primarily of interest to students and researchers in social psychology and economic psychology, but its interdisciplinary and applied nature will also make it of relevance to professionals working in the fields of family therapy and consumer behaviour.
Kirchler, Erich; Christa Rodler, ; Erik Holzl, ; Katja Meier,
