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The Effects Of Loneliness On Relational Maintenance Behaviors: An Attributional Perspective, Donna Henson, Kristin Dybvig-Pawelko, Daneil Canary
The Effects Of Loneliness On Relational Maintenance Behaviors: An Attributional Perspective, Donna Henson, Kristin Dybvig-Pawelko, Daneil Canary
Donna Henson
This study links the experience of loneliness to the use of relational maintenance behaviors. More precisely, an attributional perspective on loneliness is adopted, wherein chronic loneliness leads to attributions for the cause of loneliness to stable, internal, and uncontrollable factors; situational loneliness is more likely to be attributed to unstable, external, and controllable factors. Over 400 participants completed measures of chronic and situational loneliness, and relational maintenance strategies. Residts indicated that both forms of loneliness are negatively associated with maintenance strategies. As anticipated, chronically lonely people reported the least use of relational maintenance behaviors across relationship types.
Research And The Bottom Line In Today's University, Sarah Bonewits, Lawrence Soley
Research And The Bottom Line In Today's University, Sarah Bonewits, Lawrence Soley
Sarah Feldner
No abstract provided.
Voices About Choices: The Role Of Female Networks In Affirming Life Choices In The Academy, K. Anderson, Sarah Bonewits, K. Mcdorman, J. Pierce, C. Procopio, K. Sheeler, H. Tate
Voices About Choices: The Role Of Female Networks In Affirming Life Choices In The Academy, K. Anderson, Sarah Bonewits, K. Mcdorman, J. Pierce, C. Procopio, K. Sheeler, H. Tate
Sarah Feldner
No abstract provided.