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November 1, 1996Journal of Marriage and Family248 citations

Under-Studied Relationships: Off the Beaten Track

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ÁHÁine M. HumbleJWJulia T. WoodSDSteve Duck

Key Points

  • To examine non-traditional and historically under-researched relational dynamics across diverse social, cultural, and technological settings.
  • Synthesized theoretical perspectives and literature across multiple non-traditional relationship contexts.
  • Analyzed interpersonal dynamics in long-lasting marriages, minority couples, gay and lesbian partnerships, workplace friendships, cohabiting couples, long-distance relationships, and computer-mediated communication.
  • Identified distinct communication and structural challenges unique to non-normative bonds, including managing simultaneous hierarchical and friendly workplace roles.
  • Demonstrated that conventional relationship theories fail to fully capture the complexities of geographical distance, digital communication, and diverse cultural partnerships.

Abstract

Off the Beaten Track - Julia T Wood and Steve Duck New Shores for Relationship Research The Best Is Yet to Be - Fran C Dickson Research on Long-Lasting Marriages Relationships between Members of Cultural Minorities - Stanley O Gaines Jr The Relationships of Lesbians and of Gay Men - Michelle Huston and Pepper Schwartz Bosses and Buddies - Theodore E Zorn Constructing and Performing Simultaneously Hierarchical and Close Friendship Relationships Current Trends in Nonmarital Cohabitation - John D Cunningham and John K Antill In Search of the POSSLQ 'Doesn't Anybody Stay in One Place Anymore?' - Mary E Rohlfing An Exploration of the Phenomenon of Long-Distance Relationships Love at First Byte - Martin Lea and Russell Spears Building Personal Relationships over Computer Networks

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a10350092676d5461fdb6fbhttps://doi.org/10.2307/353993
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