Social Exchange Theory & Relationships
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- Q 1/5Score 0What is Social Exchange Theory29
A relationship communication theory about communicating with others.
How relationships work, evaluating cost and benefits of the relationship.
Talking to an outside source about your relationships in hopes they can relate.
How a romantic relationship communicates their feelings and relates with each other.
- Q1What is Social Exchange Theory
A relationship communication theory about communicating with others.
How relationships work, evaluating cost and benefits of the relationship.
Talking to an outside source about your relationships in hopes they can relate.
How a romantic relationship communicates their feelings and relates with each other.
30s - Q2SET 'costs' and 'rewards' means?
Cost: negative aspects in relationships like time or energy
Rewards: positive aspects of relationships like fun and loyalty
Cost: deciding if your relationship is going to make you lose friends
Rewards: being everyone's favorite and getting love
Cost: how much money you have spent/will spend in a relationship
Rewards: earning money or having the other person spend money on you
Cost: how expensive relationships are going to be
Rewards: gifts you give in relationships
30s - Q3Who created social exchange theory?
Thomas Edison
Albert Einstein
John Thibaut
Leonardo DaVinci
30s - Q4
What is the formula used in evaluating the overall value of a relationship is 'calculated'?
Worth = Rewards - Costs
Rewards - Cost = Worth
Rewards + Costs = Rewards
Rewards - Worth = Costs
30s - Q5Relationship Evaluation: Comparison Level
A standard of what someone assumes they will spend in a relationship (money, time, energy)
A standard of what someone is required to gain in relationships
A standard of evaluating relationship rewards
A standard of what someone feels they should recieve out of a relationship
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