Communication in Personal Relationships

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Communication in Personal Relationships

Focus Questions What is the typical process of friendship development? How do romantic relationships typically escalate and deteriorate? What kinds of communication help sustain long-distance romances?

Focus Questions To what extent are long-term romantic relationships equitable for women and men? What is the cycle of intimate partner abuse?

Understanding Personal Relationships Voluntary commitment between irreplaceable individuals Personal Relationships are influenced by: Rules Relationship dialectics Surrounding contexts Commitment

Features of Personal Relationships Uniqueness Commitment Passion Investment Relationship rules Affected by contexts

Relationship Dialectics Autonomy/connection Novelty/predictability Openness/closedness

Dialectical Tensions Neutralization Separation Segmentation Reframing

Evolutionary Course of Personal Relationships Develops at its own pace Friendships and romances share commonalities Turning points

Stages of Friendship

Phases of Romantic Relationships The escalating phase The navigating phase The deterioration phase

Escalating Romantic Relationships No interaction Invitational communication Proximity and similarity Matching hypotheses Explorational communication Intensifying communication Revising communication not part of escalation in all romantic relationships Intimate bonding

Greatest Influences on Attraction Proximity physical nearness Can be in person or in cyberspace Similarity We are attracted to people similar to ourselves matching hypothesis

Navigating An ongoing process of communicating to sustain intimacy over time in the face of multiple changes and evolving contexts Dynamic Relationship culture

Relationship Culture Nucleus of an established intimate relationship Developed over time Evolves throughout the life of the relationship

Relational Deterioration Intrapsychic processes Dyadic processes Social support processes Grave dressing processes Resurrection processes

Guidelines Adapt communication to manage distance Ensure equity in family relationships Equity theory Psychological responsibility Avoid intimate partner violence

Summary Understanding personal relationships Features of personal relationships Relationship dialectics How to deal with dialectical tensions

Summary Stages of Friendship Three Stages of Romantic Relationships Relationship Culture Styles of Loving Guidelines for Communicating in Personal Relationships