The Contribution of Attachment Style and Relationship Conflict to the Complexity of Relationship Knowledge

Individuals preoccupied with attachment chronically desire a high level of intimacy and responsiveness from relationship partners. Conflict may provide an opportunity to meet these goals because it may force partners to respond to each other.

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Published in:Social cognition 1999-06, Vol.17 (2), p.228-244
Main Authors: Fishtein, Julie, Pietromonaco, Paula R, Barrett, Lisa Feldman
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Knowledge
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Social psychology
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