Original paper
A Relative Commitment Approach to Understanding Power in Romantic Relationships
Abstract
In some romantic relationships, one partner has more power over joint decisions than the other. This study examines relative commitment as a key predictor of which partner has more power and developed a model based on classic interdependence theory. A survey was conducted (N = 324) using new measures of the key variables to test the model. When desire for control was high, relative commitment predicted self-perceived power, which predicted major...
Paper Details
Title
A Relative Commitment Approach to Understanding Power in Romantic Relationships
Published Date
Dec 23, 2016
Journal
Volume
68
Issue
1
Pages
115 - 130
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