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AUTOR(ES) René M. Dailey , NICHOLAS BRODY , JESSICA KNAPP
ANO 2021
TIPO Book
CITAÇÕES 1
ADICIONADO EM 2025-08-14
MD5 E40A9820311539F0AEC0F7BD94673B4D
MD5 a0d6bc3228e1d1d05b110b99d57fe082

Resumo

This study assessed the role of friends in dating relationships, comparing on–off and noncyclical relationships. Participants (N = 460) reported on the friend most familiar with their current or recent dating relationship. We examined friend support of and influence on the dating relationship and the influence of the dating relationship on the friendship. Participants' friends (N = 98) completed a similar survey to compare participants' and friends' perceptions. On–off partners reported less support for the dating relationship than did noncyclical partners. On–off partners also reported greater openness, whereas friends reported greater frequency, of communicating about the dating relationship. Friends also felt the relationship changed the friendship more; friends of on–off partners in particular reported more positive change to their friendship.

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