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Influence of Culture and Early Experiences on Adult Relationships

Explore the impact of early experiences and cultural background on adult relationships. Discover attachment styles, temperament variations, and the continuity hypothesis. Learn about psychodynamic and social learning theories, attachment templates, changing attachment types, and major life events' effects.

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Influence of Culture and Early Experiences on Adult Relationships

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  1. Relationships 3 Effect of early experience and culture on adult relationships

  2. Continuity hypothesis

  3. Attachment styles / types

  4. Temperament variations

  5. Horizontal relationships

  6. Strange situation

  7. Psychodynamic theories of childhood influence

  8. Social learning theory

  9. Attachment template / schema

  10. Clique / crowd

  11. Age of sexual onset / risk choice patterns

  12. Adolescent “bridge” relationships

  13. Changing attachment types

  14. 20 / 60 / 20 (averaged!)

  15. Consistency / coherence (AAI)

  16. Relatedness vs relationships

  17. Major life events effect

  18. Probabilistic vs deterministic

  19. Ethological explanations

  20. Parental “social inclusion” guidance

  21. Rocky Mountain News

  22. Individualist / collectivist

  23. Well-wishers / arrangers / agents

  24. Dating site algorithms

  25. Etic

  26. Emic

  27. Acculturation

  28. “Soft” arrangements

  29. Residual liking / love comparison

  30. Acculturative stress

  31. Integration

  32. Assimilation

  33. Separation

  34. Marginalisation

  35. Dowry

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