This article reviews the research literature and theory concerned with accuracy of judgments
in romantic relationships. We initially propose a model of cognition in (romantic) …

Assessment of adult psychopathology relies heavily on self-reports. To determine how well
self-reports agree with reports by “informants” who know the person being assessed, the …

You are about to begin a fascinating journey over the last 100 years. This book describes
various ideas that psychologists and other scientists have advanced to explain the human …

An unexplored paradox of organizational identification is its possible association with
behaviors that exploit the organization for personal benefit. In this article we address why, for …

Building on the assumption that interpersonal similarity is a form of social distance, the
current research examines the manner in which similarity influences the representation and …

Partners in close relationships can be both accurate and biased in their perceptions of each
other. Moreover, sometimes a bias can lead to accuracy. The authors describe a paradigm …

The authors argue that people are happiest in their relationships when they believe they
have found a kindred spirit, someone who understands them and shares their experiences …

Close relationships are defined as those relationships in which people assume more
responsibility for the welfare of their partner than they do for others, benefit those partners …

This research tested a social projection model of perceived partner responsiveness to
needs. According to this model, people project their own care and supportiveness for a …

What determines adolescents' accuracy in perceiving parental values? The current study
examined potential predictors including parental value communication, family value …