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information s****ing, and intimacy, and
their correlations to one another.
Walster advertised a "Computer
Match Dance". 752
student parti****nts were rated...
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Walster G.W. & Bershcheid, E. (1978). Equity:
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Hatfield &
Walster 1985, p. 9
Hatfield &
Walster 1985, p. 58
Hatfield 1988, p. 191 Aron, Arthur; Fisher,...
- is
often made
between two
types of love.
Elaine Hatfield & G.
William Walster define them as: P****ionate love, "a
state of
intense longing for union...
- be
divided into
either p****ionate or
companionate forms.
Berscheid and
Walster and
Hatfield found that
these two
forms can co-exist,
either simultaneously...
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Rinehart & Winston. ISBN 978-0030830037. Berscheid, Ellen;
Walster,
Elaine H. (1969).
Interpersonal Attraction. Addison-Wesley Publishing...
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Elaine Hatfield (formerly also
known as
Elaine Walster) is an
American social psychologist. She has been credited,
alongside Ellen S. Berscheid, as the...
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desires rather than the
factual characteristics of the situation.: 112
Walster (1966)
hypothesized that it can be
frightening to
believe that a misfortune...
- like
physical attractiveness.[page needed] The
study by
researchers Walster and
Walster supported the
matching hypothesis by
showing that
partners who were...
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people as less
honest and more
conceited than others. Dion,
Berscheid &
Walster (1972)
conducted a
study on the
relationship between attractiveness and...
