Titlebook: Intimacy and Power; The Dynamics of Pers Derek Layder Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2009 dynamic

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Intimacy and Interpersonal Control, These negotiations may, in fact, lead to mutually satisfying arrangements, but perhaps just as frequently they may result in relationships fraught with tensions, insecurities and disappointments (Craib 1994). Optimal intimacy — intimacy that is satisfying for both partners — requires the liberal pr

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Euthyroid

Arguments, Indirectness and Non-Disclosure,uch differences on the day-to-day experiences of couples as they negotiate their intimacy needs with one another. It examines the question of whether (and how) different conflict styles impact on the quality of mutual self-disclosure between couples. As we have already noted at a number of junctures

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Personal Strategies and Repertoires,nique personal characteristics and subjective dispositions (attitudes, feelings, ways of doing things). Along with the combined influence of other domains (see Chapters 5 and 12), these differences play an important role in conditioning and reshaping the influences of structural or group factors (li

laxative

Deficit or Energy-Draining Games,one concentrates on ‘energy-draining’ games — the ones that cause most trouble in relationships. By describing them first, it is possible to identify those aspects of a relationship that constantly create problems and issues and stifle the happiness of the partners. By first doing this it is perhaps

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Energising Games,ionship makes them feel vibrant and enthusiastic about life. Thus, a sense of control is essential to feelings of competence. Being successful in social life depends on mutual benign control, in which there is an exchange of emotional (psychic) energy. If a relationship is formed around benign contr

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