The greening of relationship science.
@article{Berscheid1999TheGO, title={The greening of relationship science.}, author={E. Berscheid}, journal={The American psychologist}, year={1999}, volume={54 4}, pages={ 260-6 } }
This article briefly outlines the salutary implications for psychology of the development of a science of interpersonal relationships, which has emerged as multidisciplinary in nature and international in scope. Discussed are the potentials of relationship science: to unite psychological scholars with other social, behavioral, and biological scientists; to help integrate many subdisciplines within psychology; to bridge the chasm between researcher and practitioner; to extend knowledge of human… CONTINUE READING
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