"This dissertation investigates outcomes of interpersonal helping and harming from a dyadic relationship perspective and examines how outcomes of helping and harming vary within relationships over time. Three within-relationship processes are examined to explain how the receipt of help and harm can relate to the engagement of help and harm and relationship satisfaction: social exchange, affective events, and self-regulation. Social motives at the relationship level of analysis are hypothesized to influence the within-relationship processes."--From abstract.
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