Relationships, Human Behavior, and Psychological Science  

Oleh:

Reis, Harry T. ; Collins, W. Andrew

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Current Directions in Psychological Science vol. 13 no. 06 (Dec. 2004), page 233-237.
Topik: relationship; social cognition; emotion; development
Fulltext: 05. Relationships, Human Behavior, and Psychological Science.pdf (93.64KB)

Isi artikel

Extensive evidence attests to the importance of relationships for human well-being, and evolutionary theorizing has increasingly recognized the adaptive significance of relationships. Psychological science, however, has barely begun to consider how relationships influence a broad array of basic social, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral processes. This article discusses contemporary theory and research about the impact of relationship contexts, citing examples from research on social cognition, emotion, and human development. We propose that the validity and usefulness of psychological science will be enhanced by better integration of relationship contexts into theories and research.

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