11 - Disengaging and Terminating Flashcards

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What are the communication patterns associated with break ups?

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  • Withdrawal
  • Negative communication
  • Lack of openness and intimacy
  • Abuse
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What is the dissolution model?

Author and year

5 stages

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Rollie and Duck 2006

  1. Intrapsychic
  2. Dyadic
  3. Social
  4. Gravedressing
  5. Resurrection
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Define: Intrapsychic processes

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Number 1

  • Triggered by relational dissatisfaction or discomfort
  • Determining one’s needs and feelings
  • Weighing up costs and rewards
  • Initial withdrawal and contemplation
  • Preparing to talk to the partner
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Define: Dyadic processes

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Number 2

  • Revolve around dyadic communication
  • Conflicts
  • Shock and surprise
  • Reconciliation
  • Re-negotiation of rules and boundaries
  • Communicating negative thoughts and feelings
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Define: Social processes

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Number 3

  • When couples go public about the problems in their relationship
  • Seeking social support
  • Complaining about partner
  • Face-saving efforts (telling my side of story)
  • Preparing social network for breakup
  • Creating narrative to tell friends
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Define: Grave-dressing processes

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Number 4

  • Focus on coping with the break up in a socially acceptable way
  • Developing and refining the break up story for different audiences
  • More face-saving communication (differs for dumper and dumpee)
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Define: Resurrection processes

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Number 5

  • Closure and moving on
  • Visualising future away from partner
  • Taking lessons from the experience
  • Revising break up story
  • Exploring new alternatives
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