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Relationships, Relationships, Relationships

Relationships, Relationships, Relationships. Why do we get into relationships?. Circumstance Choice Convenience Appearance Similarity Complimentarity. Reciprocity Competency Proximity Disclosure (204) Power Intimacy (189). Mark Knapp—The Process of a Relationship (Page 194). Bonding.

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Relationships, Relationships, Relationships

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  1. Relationships, Relationships, Relationships

  2. Why do we get into relationships? • Circumstance • Choice • Convenience • Appearance • Similarity • Complimentarity • Reciprocity • Competency • Proximity • Disclosure (204) • Power • Intimacy (189)

  3. Mark Knapp—The Process of a Relationship(Page 194) Bonding Differentiating Integrating Circumscribing Stagnation Intensifying Avoiding Experimenting Terminating Initiating

  4. “Come HERE, Go AWAY”: Dialectical Tensions • Integration vs. separation. • Stability vs. change. • Predictability vs. novelty. • Expression vs. privacy. • Conventionality vs. uniqueness. All starting on page 198.

  5. Can it Work? • Relationships are constantly changing. • Relationships are made up of two individuals. • Movement is always to a new place…either ______ or ______. • Communication is KEY!

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