Titlebook: Attributions, Accounts, and Close Relationships; John H. Harvey,Terri L. Orbuch,Ann L. Weber Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1992

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Toward a Deeper Understanding of Close Relationshipsc tended to lag behind work on information-processing aspects of attribution (see Hewstone, 1989). This book provides the latest piece of evidence that attribution theory, in part via its link with the closely related field of interpersonal accounts, is now taking close relationships very seriously indeed.

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Speicherzuordnung an Datenstrukturenssion, we will note some points of research rapprochement between these perspectives. Finally, we will briefly describe a further application of our account-making approach for the study of close relationships.

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Informationszentren im Maschinenbau, accounts in relationship functioning, but we have very little understanding of the processes through which they are constructed or of the nature and structure of the knowledge that is necessary for these processes. One reason for this may be that we have not had a general model to suggest how we could even begin to explore these issues.

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A Hierarchy of Control Structureshe best, to have impaired relationships with their children (Gelles, 1979). Beyond such relational factors, however, are other structural factors, such as poverty, poor housing, unemployment, and isolation, which have been repeatedly associated with depression and with impairment of the mother-child relationship (Graham, 1984).

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Introduction: Convergence of the Attribution and Accounts Concepts in the Study of Close Relationshission, we will note some points of research rapprochement between these perspectives. Finally, we will briefly describe a further application of our account-making approach for the study of close relationships.