Personality and close relationships: Embedding people in important social contexts
Personality and close relationships: Embedding people in important social contexts
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DOI：
10.1111/1467-6494.05023
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发表时间：
2002-12-01
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5
通讯作者：
Cooper, ML
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作者：
Cooper, ML
《人格杂志》的这一期特刊是基于这样一种假设，即亲密关系为人类经历的戏剧提供了中心舞台。这一至关重要的背景既塑造了个性的表达，也制约了个性的表达，因此在对人类行为的任何真正充分的描述中，都必须发挥不可或缺的作用。这一议程的重要性可能只因其难度而黯然失色。因此，对当前问题的贡献，总结了过去的研究，突出了当前最先进的研究，并展望了下一代关于人格和亲密关系的研究。这一问题强调的概念和方法仍然忠于将个性和密切关系联系在一起的过程的动态、相互依存和多层次的性质。
This special issue of the Journal of Personality is predicated on the assumption that close relationships provide the central stage for the drama of human experience. This all-important context both shapes and conditions the expression of personality, and thus must play an integral role in any truly adequate account of human behavior. The importance of this agenda is perhaps overshadowed only by its difficulty. Contributions to the present issue, therefore, take stock of past research, highlight current state-of-the-art research, and offer a vision of the next generation of research on personality and close relationships. The conceptual and methodological approaches highlighted in this issue remain faithful to the dynamic, interdependent, and multilayered nature of the processes linking personality and close relationships.