Edited by Jeffry A. Simpson and Lorne Campbell
Part One: Introduction to the Volume
1. Lorne Campbell and Jeffry A. Simpson: The Blossoming of Relationship Science
Part Two: Major Theoretical Approaches to Relationships
2. Douglas T. Kenrick, Steven L. Neuberg, and Andrew E. White: Relationships from an Evolutionary
Life History Perspective
3. Ximena B. Arriaga: An Interdependence Theory Analysis of Close Relationships
4. Mario Mikulincer and Phillip R. Shaver: The Role of Attachment Security in Adolescent and Adult Close Relationships
5. Arthur Aron, Gary W. Lewandowski Jr., Debra Mashek, and
Elaine N. Aron: The Self-Expansion Model of Motivation and Cognition in Close Relationships
6. Justin V. Cavallo, Sandra L. Murray, and John G. Holmes: Regulating Interpersonal Risk
Part Three: Attraction in Relationships
7. Jon K. Maner and Joshua M. Ackerman: Love is a
battlefield: Romantic Attraction, Intrasexual Competition, and Conflict between the Sexes
8. Paul W. Eastwick: Cultural Influences on Attraction
9. C. Raymond Knee and Kristen N. Petty: Implicit Theories of Relationships: Destiny and Growth Beliefs
Part Four: Models of Relationship
Functioning and Processes
10. Beverley Fehr: The Social Psychology of Love
11. Martie G. Haselton and Andrew Galperin: Error Management in Relationships
12. Margaret S. Clark and Oriana R. Aragon: Communal (and Other) Relationships: History, Theory Development, Recent Findings, and
Future Directions
13. Serena Chen, Helen C. Boucher, Susan M. Andersen, and S. Adil Saribay: Transference and the Relational Self
14. Garth Fletcher and Patrick Kerr: Love, Reality, and Illusion in Intimate Relationships
15. Daniel C. Molden and Heike A. Winterheld: Motivations for
Promotion or Prevention in Close Relationships
16. William Ickes and Sara D. Hodges: Empathic Accuracy in Close Relationships
17. Steven W. Gangestad and Christine E. Garver-Apgar: The Nature of Female Sexuality: Insights into the Dynamics of Romantic Relationships
18. Harry T. Reis and
Margaret S. Clark: Responsiveness
Part Five: Daily Relationship Functioning
19. Nickola C. Overall and Jeffry A. Simpson: Regulation Processes in Close Relationships
20. Eli J. Finkel and Christopher I. Eckhardt: Intimate Partner Violence
21. Rainer Banse and Roland Imhoff:
Implicit Cognition and Relationship Processes
22. Tammy English, Oliver P. John, and James J. Gross: Emotion Regulation in Close Relationships
23. Leanne K. Knobloch and Sandra Metts: Emotion in Relationships
24. James K. McNulty: Personality and Relationships
25. Stanley O. Gaines
Jr. and Deletha P. Hardin: Interdependence Revisited: Perspectives from Cultural Psychology
26. John E. Lydon and Sara K. Quinn: Relationship Maintenance Processes
27. Lisa M. Diamond: Sexuality in Relationships
Part Six: Psychological and Physical Well-Being in
Relationships
28. Timothy J. Loving and Richard Slatcher: Romantic Relationships and Health
29. Frank D. Fincham and Steven R.H. Beach: Gratitude and Forgiveness in Relationships
30. Benjamin R. Karney and Lisa A. Neff: Couples and Stress: How Demands Outside a Relationship Affect
Intimacy within the Relationship
31. Lane Beckes and James A. Coan: Toward an Integrative Neuroscience of Relationships
32. Brian Lakey: Social Support Processes in Relationships
Part Seven: Relationships Across Development and Time
33. Tessa V. West: Repeated Measures with
Dyads
34. Katherine C. Haydon and Glenn I. Roisman: What's Past is Prologue: Social Developmental Antecedents of Close Relationships
35. Jenee James and Bruce J. Ellis: The Development of Human Reproductive Strategies: Toward an Integration of Life History and Sexual Selection Models
36.
David A. Sbarra and Connie J.A. Beck: Divorce and Close Relationships: Findings, Themes, and Future Directions
Part Eight: Capstone
37. Jeffry A. Simpson and Lorne Campbell: The Waving of the Relationship Flag
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Jeffry A. Simpson, Ph.D., is Professor of Psychology and Director of the Doctoral Minor in Interpersonal Relationships at the University of Minnesota. Lorne Campbell, Ph.D., is Professor of Psychology and The University of Western Ontario.