Relationships

2. The theory that relationships consist of mutual cost-benefit investments.
5. The theory that selecting an ideal partner is done through using certain criteria.
7. A relationship that develops in a one-sided fashion with someone who cannot recipricate.
9. The third phase in relationship breakdown. A person expresses dissatisfaction within their social group.
10. To share personal information with someone else in an attempt to establish trust within a relationship.
11. The theory that people are more likely to form relationships with someone they share common traits with.
12. A theory that suggests the breakdown of a relationship develops over a number of stages.
14. The first filter in 'filter theory', which refers to social and cultural features of people.

1. The second phase in relationship breakdown which consists of a person vocally expressing dissatisfaction.
3. The theory that for a relationship to be stable, both partners should perceive the relationship as fair.
4. A theory that usggests people develop parasocial relationships in order to cope with issues in their life.
6. The final phase of relationship breakdown.
8. The theory that there are three factors that contribute to the commitment to a relationship: level of satisfaction, potential alternatives and romantic investments.
13. the practise of using physical markers to seperate potential partners and those who are not.