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Laypeople's conceptions of commitment
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DOI：10.1037/0022-3514.76.1.90.png)
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The author conducted 8 studies to elucidate the content and structure of lay conceptions of commitment. Studies 1 to 5 revealed that laypeople regard commitment to close relationships (e.g., friends, family, spouse) as central to the concept, whereas they consider nonclose (e.g., commitment to a neighbor) and noninterpersonal varieties (e.g.. one's occupation) peripheral. This prototype structure influenced information processing in predictable ways. Studies 6 to 8 focused on the vertical structure of commitment categories. Results suggest that types of commitment are organized as fuzzy rather than true class-inclusion hierarchies. Study 8 also examined relationship implications of conceptions of commitment. People who held a relational conception of commitment had more positive perceptions, thoughts, and feelings about their dating relationship than did those who held a nonrelational conception.
Keyword:
INVESTMENT MODEL
PROTOTYPE PERSPECTIVE
LONGITUDINAL TEST
SATISFACTION
CATEGORIES
LOVE
OBJECTS
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