attachment theory
belonging
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cultural influences relationships
Current Romantic Relationship
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Dyadic Adjustment Scale
Dyadic Satisfac Tion Subscale
Emotional Loneliness Scale
Emotional Support Provision
empathy in relationships
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Female Confederate
Future Time Orientation
Increase Blood Donations
Interactional Process Variables
intimacy
Intimate Relationships
IRI Subscale
Journal of Psychology
Korean Questionnaire
loneliness
love
Lower Loneliness Scores
Marital Adjustment
marital adjustment research
Negative Friendship Quality
psychological perspectives on belonging
Relation Ship
Relationship Satisfaction
Revise UCLA Loneliness Scale
romantic attachment
Romantic Loneliness
Romantic Relationship Satisfaction
romantic relationships
social connectedness
Stable Romantic Relationship
UCLA Loneliness Scale
Product details
- ISBN 9780415842181
- Weight: 476g
- Dimensions: 174 x 246mm
- Publication Date: 04 Oct 2013
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book examines the very basic human need to belong. It looks at the intimacy that is a cornerstone of such belonging and closeness, romantic relationships, which signify belonging in the Western world, and loneliness and love, which are inextricably linked to the subject. The book examines these constructs and considers other issues such as the basic human need to belong; the different love styles and how are they expressed; empathy, social support and humour and their influence on looseness and romantic elations; loneliness and marital adjustment; the influence of culture on relationships and the loneliness felt by the partner.
This book is based on papers that were originally published in the Journal of Psychology.
Ami Rokach, Ph.D. is Executive Editor of the Journal of Psychology. He is a member of the Departments of Psychology at York University, Toronto, Canada; The Centre for Academic studies, Or Yehuda Israel; and Walden University, USA.
