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3-17-2008 3:22 AM
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From article: "This theory is elegant in its simplicity, yet consistent with everyday notions of love. Moreover, the theory is relevant to the development of relationships over time. For example, before meeting another person the three components of love would be absent (nonlove). After meeting, liking may develop (intimacy). Perhaps some degree of commitment develops also, suggesting companionate love. If passion develops as well, then full consummate love has flowered. Other developmental trajectories are possible. A sudden burst of passion and commitment may develop from an initial meeting. Fatuous love seems an appropriate name for such instant, committed attraction. Perhaps a full consummate relationship loses its passion and intimacy, but retains strong commitment. The concept of empty love captures this situation well."
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2-5-2009 11:55 AM
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Good day. First and foremost we are psychology students from Holy Cross of Davao College, Davao City, Philippines. We are currently taking up our major subject Experimental Psychology and we are having our experimental research. Because of this we are sending you this message to ask a permission to get a copy of Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love Scale. We want to have the copy because we will use it as our instrument for our participants since our research problem is to find out The Effects of Roamantic Film on Perceptions of Interpersonal relationship. We are hoping for your positive response as soon as possible. Thank you so much and God bless.
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