“…For example, recent studies have investigated additional proximal predictors on commitment and alternative versions of the Investment Model predictors, such as perceptions of one's partner's investments (Joel, Gordon, Impett, MacDonald, & Keltner, 2013), the counterfactual potency of forgone alternatives (Petrocelli, Kammrath, Brinton, Uy, & Cowens, 2015), forecasted future relationship satisfaction (Lemay Jr, 2016) and future plans as another form of investment (Tan & Agnew, 2016), and subjective norms (Etcheverry & Agnew, 2004). Research has also investigated the role of more distal predictors of commitment, such as anxious and avoidant attachment orientations, (Etcheverry, Le, Wu, & Wei, 2013) and unmet ideal expectations (Vannier & O'Sullivan, 2017), which influence commitment indirectly via the three Investment Model antecedents. Recent research has also gone beyond focusing on demographic moderators to investigate potential psychological moderators of the relationships in the model, such as one's self-determined relationship motivation (Hadden, Knee, DiBello, & Rodriguez, 2015).…”