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Reducibility to Known Psychological Constructs

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Personality in Intimate Relationships
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Conclusion

Personality socialization, therefore, is the study of communal and exchange relationships between and among intimates and nonintimates in specific settings. Most psychological terms or constructs do have relational meaning once it is understood that even internal, intrapsychic constructs have definite relational outcomes. This meaning will be expanded in all the subsequent chapters of this book.

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(2005). Reducibility to Known Psychological Constructs. In: Personality in Intimate Relationships. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-22607-9_2

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