1. 1. . Expressiveness ↑

1. 1. . Self- disclusure ↑

1. 1. . Compatibility ↑

1. 1. . Cohesion ↑

1. 1. . Commitment ↑

1. 1. . Sexuality ↑

1. 1. . Conflict ↑

1. 1. . Autonomy ↑

1. 1. . Development ↑

1. 1. . Furman ↑

1. 1. . Fallon ↑

1. 1. . Attachmant ↑

1. 1. . Johnson & whiffen ↑

1. 1. . Insecurity Attachment ↑

1. 1. . Security Attachment ↑

1. 1. . Josselson ↑

1. 1. . Holding ↑

1. 1. . Stern ↑

1. 1. . Solomon ↑

1. 1. . Mohler ↑

1. 1. . Lakar ↑

1. 1. . Passionate ↑

1. 1. . Erikson ↑

1. 1. . Bober ↑

1. 1. . Kohat ↑

1. 1. . Adler ↑

1. 1. . Rolomey ↑

1. 1. . Approach Developmental ↑

1. 1. . Sheila Sharpe ↑

1. 1. . Nurturing ↑

1. 1. . Merging ↑

1. 1. . Idealizing ↑

1. 1. . Developing ↑

1. 1. . Competing for Superiority ↑

1. 1. . Walster ↑

1. 1. . Davidson ↑

1. 1. . Prins ↑

1. 1. . Larson, Hammond & Harper ↑

1. 1. . Doherty ↑

1. 1. . Klangelo ↑

1. 1. .Jakoobsan ↑

1. 1. . attachment ↑

1. 1. . storge ↑

1. 1. . Spenser, M. R. ↑

1. 1. . chseness ↑

1. 1. . figure ↑

1. 1. . Waters, E. ↑

1. 1. . Mikulincer & Shaver ↑

1. 1. . D,Elia,G ↑

1. 1. . Harlow ↑

1. 1. . Ainsworth. ↑

1. 1. . strange situation ↑

1. 1. . responsiveness ↑

1. 1. . mutual attraction ↑

1. 1. . internal working models. ↑

1. 1. . korel, P. ↑

1. 1. . affect bonds ↑

1. 1. . Bee ↑

1. 1. . cognitive- affective ↑

1. 1. . behavioral ↑

1. 1. . psychoanalysis ↑

1. 1. . Robertson ↑

1. 1. . depressive reaction ↑

1. 1. . flattening ↑

1. 1. . trust ↑

1. 1. . defective duality ↑

1. 1. . Ethnology ↑

1. 1. . Interpersonal relations ↑

1. 1. . self ↑

1. 1. . object relation theories ↑

1. 1. . introjection ↑

1. 1. . rojective Identification ↑

1. 1. . Internal objects ↑

1. 1. . Bretherton, I. ↑

1. 1. . Theory of secondary urger ↑

1. 1. . Cassidy, J. shaver, P.R. ↑

1. 1. . normal resolution ↑

1. 1. . oral- urger ↑

1. 1. . Id ↑

1. 1. . Fogel, A. ↑

1. 1. . Mahler, M. ↑

1. 1. . Normal autism ↑

1. 1. . separation ↑

1. 1. . individuation ↑

1. 1. . mothering ↑

1. 1. . Winnicott, D.W. ↑

1. 1. . Robertson, J. ↑

1. 1. . natural selection ↑

1. 1. . availability ↑

1. 1. . responsiveness ↑

1. 1. . Fraley, R.C. ↑

1. 1. . predictability ↑

1. 1. . exploratory ↑

1. 1. . Sceery ↑

1. 1. . Kobak ↑

1. 1. . Flourine ↑

1. 1. . Collins, N.L. ↑

1. 1. . Read, S. J. ↑

1. 1. . hostility ↑

1. 1. . flexibility ↑

1. 1. . supportive ↑

1. 1. . Goldwyn ↑

1. 1. . ambivalence ↑

1. 1. . integrative adaptive ↑

1. 1. . self-assurance ↑

1. 1. . distress ↑

1. 1. . disruption ↑

1. 1. . Feeny ↑

1. 1. . monopolist ↑

1. 1. . separation anxiety ↑

1. 1. . satisfier ↑

1. 1. . Low Frustration Tolerance ↑

1. 1. . Discomfort Anxiety ↑

1. 1. . Damning ↑

1. 1. . Epstien, N. & .Eidelson, R. J. ↑

1. 1. . irrational relationship belief ↑

1. 1. . disagreement is destructive. ↑

1. 1. . partner cannot change ↑

1. 1. . mind reading is expected ↑

1. 1. . sexual perfectionism. ↑

1. 1. . the sexes are different ↑

1. 1. . Harvitz, N. ↑

1. 1. . Sajer, C. ↑

1. 1. . Karney ,B. Mcnulty, j. ↑

1. 1. . Gorden, F. and at all. ↑

1. 1. . rational emotive behavior therapy ↑

1. 1. . Albert Ellis ↑

1. 1. . Meiechenbaum, D. ↑

1. 1. . Mature ↑

1. 1. . Self – helping ↑

1. 1. . Cognitive Therapy ↑

1. 1. . Beck , A. T. ↑

1. 1. . mind reading ↑

1. 1. . negative prediction ↑

1. 1. . Al – Krenawi ↑

1. 1. . Wiesel, A. R. ↑

1. 1. . Mulin,W. ↑

1. 1. . Johnson, M. D. , Anderson, J. R. , Wilcox, A. , Walker, A. , Robbins, D. C., Lewis. V. L. ↑

1. 1. . Kim, M. ↑

1. 1. . Gunduz, B. ↑

1. 1. . Zee, F. V. D. & Hembrecht, M. ↑

1. 1. . Hamamci, Z. ↑

1. 1. . Stackret, R. & Burisk, K. ↑

1. 1. . Scott, E. & Lowe, D. ↑

1. 1. . Relationship Beliefs Inventory ↑

1. 1. . Eidelson, R. J. & Epstien, N. ↑

1. 1. . The experience in close relationship scale ↑

1. 1. . Brennan ↑

1. 1. . Wei ↑

1. 1. . excessive reassurance seeking ↑