Intimate relationships : issues, theories, and research /
Erber, Ralph
Intimate relationships : issues, theories, and research / Lucy Küng - Fourth Edition - New York : Routledge, 2024 - x, 299 pages : ill. 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and appendices.
The fourth edition of this bestselling textbook offers a comprehensive examination of inti-relationships,presenting the material in an engaging and rigorous manner.
The book covers a range of themes to explore the multifaceted dimensions of relation-plexities of jealousy. Written in a warm and personal voice,each chapter features real-lifeon both the presented issues and theories.Adopting an interdisciplinary perspective firmlyanchored in research, this new edition stays abreast of the evolving landscape of relationshiprial on intriguing subjects such as sexual pathways,online dating,the far-reaching impact ofinterracial and LGBTQ+dynamics,cohabitation,and singlehood.
Written for students and any reader keen on understanding the intricacies of romanticrelationships,Intimate Relationshipsis ideal reading for undergraduate students of psychol-ogy, sociology, and related disciplines, or as an enriching supplement for graduate studies.
Ralph Erber is professor of psychology at DePaul University.He received his Ph.D.inpsychology from Carnegie Mellon University. His work has been published in a number ofplaces,including the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,the Journal of Experimen-tal Social Psychology,and the European Journal of Social Psychology.He is also the authorand editor of several books,including Understanding Genocide: The Social Psychology of theHolocaust and Social Psychology: A Story-Telling Approach(with Len Newman).
Maureen Wang Erber is professor of psychology at Northeastern Illinois University.Shereceived her Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Greensborough.Her workhas been published in a number of places,including the Journal of Personality and SocialPsychology and the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology.Her research interests include trustand conflict in intimate relationships, gender and kindness,and mate-choice copying.
978-1-032-41206-1
2023938645
Family life education.
Interpersonal relations.
English, Bachelor of Science in--Intimate relationships : issues, theories, and research--IR 101
(CAS-Eng) HQ10 / 2024 ER65
Intimate relationships : issues, theories, and research / Lucy Küng - Fourth Edition - New York : Routledge, 2024 - x, 299 pages : ill. 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and appendices.
The fourth edition of this bestselling textbook offers a comprehensive examination of inti-relationships,presenting the material in an engaging and rigorous manner.
The book covers a range of themes to explore the multifaceted dimensions of relation-plexities of jealousy. Written in a warm and personal voice,each chapter features real-lifeon both the presented issues and theories.Adopting an interdisciplinary perspective firmlyanchored in research, this new edition stays abreast of the evolving landscape of relationshiprial on intriguing subjects such as sexual pathways,online dating,the far-reaching impact ofinterracial and LGBTQ+dynamics,cohabitation,and singlehood.
Written for students and any reader keen on understanding the intricacies of romanticrelationships,Intimate Relationshipsis ideal reading for undergraduate students of psychol-ogy, sociology, and related disciplines, or as an enriching supplement for graduate studies.
Ralph Erber is professor of psychology at DePaul University.He received his Ph.D.inpsychology from Carnegie Mellon University. His work has been published in a number ofplaces,including the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,the Journal of Experimen-tal Social Psychology,and the European Journal of Social Psychology.He is also the authorand editor of several books,including Understanding Genocide: The Social Psychology of theHolocaust and Social Psychology: A Story-Telling Approach(with Len Newman).
Maureen Wang Erber is professor of psychology at Northeastern Illinois University.Shereceived her Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Greensborough.Her workhas been published in a number of places,including the Journal of Personality and SocialPsychology and the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology.Her research interests include trustand conflict in intimate relationships, gender and kindness,and mate-choice copying.
978-1-032-41206-1
2023938645
Family life education.
Interpersonal relations.
English, Bachelor of Science in--Intimate relationships : issues, theories, and research--IR 101
(CAS-Eng) HQ10 / 2024 ER65