Maintenance of satisfaction in romantic relationships: Empathy and relational competence.
Journal of Personality and Social PsychologyPublished 1 August 1987
Mark H. Davis, H. Alan Oathout
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Abstract
Dans une population de couples heterosexuels romantiques (n=264) les auteurs ont verifie la validite d'un modele de satisfaction relationnelle base sur l'idee que l'empathie affecte cette satisfaction par son influence sur des comportements specifiques
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