Types of Emotional Support
Types of Informational Support
Types of Instrumental Support
Amae
Attachment Theory
Strange Situation Test
Avoidant Children
Securely Attached Children
Ambivalent Children
Emotionally focused couples Therapy
Affiliation
Social Comparison
Liking
Predispositions to the positive attitudes of "Liking"
Proximity
Similarity
Complementarity of Needs
Attractiveness
Reciprocity
Friendship
Love
2 types of Love
Passionate Love
Companionate Love
4 ways we respond to our partners when something happens to them
Active-Constructive Responding
Active-Destructive Responding
Passive-Constructive Responding
Passive-Destructive Responding
Imprinting
Interpersonal Resources
Oxytocin
Strange Situation Test
Related Textbooks
Related Study Materials
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