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Boyfriend and Girlfriend

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Mina
Relationships with your family

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To observe how intimate relationships impact humans, their personalities and behavior

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Different social scientists will be interested in intimate relationships for different reasons. For example, a psychologist might be interested in seeing how one’s personality or tendencies would affect how they act within that relationship. Another example would be that different cultures may have different levels of value places on intimate relationships and this would be interesting to both sociologists and anthropologist depending on the situation.

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relationships with your friends

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Humans might act differently when they are in an intimate relationship then in other relationships. The choices that humans make when in a relationship could be opposite of traditional aps views. -Ryan

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Brother and sister relations

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Mina
compatibility

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Husband and Wife

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Passion

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Social scientists are interested in intimate relationships because these relationships have a heavy influence on the lives of the individual. It is others that guide people through troubles and contribute heavily to how people can view the world.

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trust

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Relationship with teammates

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Doubt and Denial, where your not sure if the relationship will be successful

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with pets

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Infatuation

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trust

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Honesty, Cooperation

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Financial Intimacy

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Honesty and transparency

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communication

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family, friends, significant other

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The power struggle where as the relationship gets more serious and deep, the couple gets into more disagreements and has a sense to protect their own turf and ideas.

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clarity

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Chemistry

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Honeymoon Stage (beginning of a romantic relationship)

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It is interesting for scientists to observe how humans act and respond to different types of intimate relationships in the person's life.

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Getting bored of the other person or fighting a lot

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Your friends, siblings, boyfriend/girlfriend, best friends, etc

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power struggle

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Love and increased proximity, along with a need to be near and in each others company as much as possible,

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Break up stage

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Intimate relationships involve a lot of emotion which may impact a persons behaviour which scientists find interesting.

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emotional availability

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religious beliefs

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The crisis stage

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emotional attachment

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Evaluation of the relationship. After the fighting and passing the power struggle phase, the couple will think if they still want to be with this person and continue their love and build upon their relationship.

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In understanding why people act the way they do, what kinds of acts people do for their significant others. Psychologists would be interested in understanding the chemistry of relationships, the feelings the individuals have for each other on a deep level, sometimes even spiritually. They analyze why certain people might change their behaviour to be more playful, funny, or care-free to amuse their partner, to feel closer and more intimate with them, and to establish a special kind of bond.

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There is a time where you are trying to decide whether to cut off a toxic relationship but you think back about the good times. We are afraid of letting go, even though this person is hurting you.

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They would be interested because they can analyze the factors of development. They can also see good management  models.

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Growth and stability

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love

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Scientist would be interested in relationships because, through them they can apply there theories (behaviorism). Relations can be proof of their theories.
-Barbara