Social relationships: the nature and function of relational schemas

The affective component of the secure base schema: Affective priming with representations of attachment security.

“…In any case, the term schema is more adequate than the term style to denote the contextual accessibility of secure base representations. This reasoning fits Holmes's (2000) recent conceptualization of relationship schema.…”

The affective component of the secure base schema: Affective priming with representations of attachment security.

“…In any case, the term schema is more adequate than the term style to denote the contextual accessibility of secure base representations. This reasoning fits Holmes's (2000) recent conceptualization of relationship schema.…”

"I'm OK but You're Not" and Other Peer-Relational Schemas: Explaining Individual Differences in Children's Social Goals.

“…Furthermore, we showed that self-perception and peer perception moderate each other's influences on social motivation. Our findings suggest that, in line with recent social cognition research (Baldwin, 1992; Holmes, 2000), it is more fruitful to assess children's peer-relational schemas, that is, the combinations of their perceptions of themselves and of their peers, than to study the two constructs in isolation.…”

“…The differences in social behavior might be produced by the variation in self-perception. In accordance with the recent literature on social cognition, especially the relational schema approach (e.g., Baldwin, 1992;Holmes, 2000), we suggest that in order to better understand children's social functioning, one should examine the combinations of children's self-representation and their representation of peers rather than study either one separately.…”

Tempting Today, Troubling Tomorrow: The Roots of the Precarious Couple Effect

“…Similarly, our results suggest that women who display social dominance (in the form of loquaciousness) may be caught between a rock and a hard place-if they find a man who indulges their desire to talk freely, they run an elevated risk of relationship disharmony. This finding parallels, and may help illuminate, evidence from the Adult Attachment literature suggesting that the most common-yet unhappypairing is a preoccupied woman and a dismissive man (e.g., Holmes, 2000;Mikulincer & Florian, 1999). …”

The affective component of the secure base schema: Affective priming with representations of attachment security.

“…In any case, the term schema is more adequate than the term style to denote the contextual accessibility of secure base representations. This reasoning fits Holmes's (2000) recent conceptualization of relationship schema.…”

"I'm OK but You're Not" and Other Peer-Relational Schemas: Explaining Individual Differences in Children's Social Goals.

“…Furthermore, we showed that self-perception and peer perception moderate each other's influences on social motivation. Our findings suggest that, in line with recent social cognition research (Baldwin, 1992; Holmes, 2000), it is more fruitful to assess children's peer-relational schemas, that is, the combinations of their perceptions of themselves and of their peers, than to study the two constructs in isolation.…”

“…The differences in social behavior might be produced by the variation in self-perception. In accordance with the recent literature on social cognition, especially the relational schema approach (e.g., Baldwin, 1992;Holmes, 2000), we suggest that in order to better understand children's social functioning, one should examine the combinations of children's self-representation and their representation of peers rather than study either one separately.…”

Tempting Today, Troubling Tomorrow: The Roots of the Precarious Couple Effect

“…Similarly, our results suggest that women who display social dominance (in the form of loquaciousness) may be caught between a rock and a hard place-if they find a man who indulges their desire to talk freely, they run an elevated risk of relationship disharmony. This finding parallels, and may help illuminate, evidence from the Adult Attachment literature suggesting that the most common-yet unhappypairing is a preoccupied woman and a dismissive man (e.g., Holmes, 2000;Mikulincer & Florian, 1999). …”

The affective component of the secure base schema: Affective priming with representations of attachment security.

“…In any case, the term schema is more adequate than the term style to denote the contextual accessibility of secure base representations. This reasoning fits Holmes's (2000) recent conceptualization of relationship schema.…”

"I'm OK but You're Not" and Other Peer-Relational Schemas: Explaining Individual Differences in Children's Social Goals.

“…Furthermore, we showed that self-perception and peer perception moderate each other's influences on social motivation. Our findings suggest that, in line with recent social cognition research (Baldwin, 1992; Holmes, 2000), it is more fruitful to assess children's peer-relational schemas, that is, the combinations of their perceptions of themselves and of their peers, than to study the two constructs in isolation.…”

“…The differences in social behavior might be produced by the variation in self-perception. In accordance with the recent literature on social cognition, especially the relational schema approach (e.g., Baldwin, 1992;Holmes, 2000), we suggest that in order to better understand children's social functioning, one should examine the combinations of children's self-representation and their representation of peers rather than study either one separately.…”

Tempting Today, Troubling Tomorrow: The Roots of the Precarious Couple Effect

“…Similarly, our results suggest that women who display social dominance (in the form of loquaciousness) may be caught between a rock and a hard place-if they find a man who indulges their desire to talk freely, they run an elevated risk of relationship disharmony. This finding parallels, and may help illuminate, evidence from the Adult Attachment literature suggesting that the most common-yet unhappypairing is a preoccupied woman and a dismissive man (e.g., Holmes, 2000;Mikulincer & Florian, 1999). …”