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Ipatiy [6.2K]
3 years ago
7

Rhonda is not sure she loves her partner anymore. she gets little satisfaction from their relationship. she believes there are n

ot a lot of other options for her. according to interdependence theory, what is rhonda likely to do
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1 answer:
Delvig [45]3 years ago
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Answer:

Stay with her current partner until her alternatives improve

Explanation:

According to the interpendence theory, People's decision to form a relationship with another person is heavily influenced on the cost and benefit that they expect to get from that person.

This theory conveys that people could abandon a relationship with a person in order to form a relationship with another if those people perceive that the benefit that they get from the new person is higher than the old ones.

So, if this theory is implemented to Rhonda's situation, she will most likely  Stay with her current partner until her alternatives improve.

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