Ease of recall moderates the impact of relationship-related goals on judgments of interpersonal closeness

Article Abstract:

Research suggests that judgements of interpersonal closeness and relationship quality are mediated by how easily the subject can recall key interpersonal information. Dating couples were asked to recall several interdependent goals, and it was hypothesized that closeness would be higher for individuals who found it easy to recall these goals.

Judgment, Judgment (Psychology), Recollection (Psychology), Recall (Memory)

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Enhancing satisfaction through downward comparison: The role of relational discontent and individual differences in social comparison orientation

Article Abstract:

The authors compare and contrast different effects on interpersonal relations, social status and social interaction.

Netherlands, Social status, Friendship

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Self-anchoring and in-group favoritism: An individual profiles analysis

Article Abstract:

The authors examine the problems of group favoritism, social interaction and the nature of social discrimination.

Usage, Group identity, Social identity, Discrimination, Regression analysis

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