In relationships, relational attentiveness refers to being present and mindful of one's partner's needs and desires, actively listening and responding to their thoughts and feelings, and...
Relational Reliability
Relational reliability refers to the degree of consistency that exists within a relationship between individuals, particularly those who are engaged in some form of...
Shared relational meanings are understandings that people have about their interactions and relationships. They can be positive, negative, or neutral. They involve expectations, beliefs, feelings,...
Cumulative Adversities Shape Relational Resilience, Satisfaction, and Emotional Depth
By Professor M. Jones
I will examine how cumulative adversities can shape relational resilience,...
Relational expectations
Relational expectations are the assumptions that people make about each other based on their past experiences. They can be positive, negative, realistic, or idealistic....
In this age of constant digital communication, we often communicate via text messages, emails, social media posts, instant messengers, and video calls. As a result, we have become accustomed to...
The alignment of personal and relational values is an essential aspect that influences emotional compatibility over time. When it comes to building a healthy relationship, individuals need to be...
How do Relationships Form through Relational Micro-Moments?
This is an interesting question that has intrigued psychologists for decades. Many people are interested in how they can build strong...
The identification of potential relational incompatibilities between people can be difficult to pinpoint, as it often requires a nuanced understanding of one's own needs and desires as well as those...
A study conducted by researchers from the University of Washington found that interruptions in shared experience can have profound effects on relational satisfaction. The results suggest that...