Transactive Goal Dynamics

doi:10.1037/a0039654

Transactive Goal Dynamics

2015-10-01

324

OA

AI

E

Eli J. Finkel

M

Michelle R. vanDellen

DOI：10.1037/a0039654

原文链接

原文求助

摘要

En 中文

Transactive goal dynamics (TGD) theory conceptualizes 2 or more interdependent people as 1 single self-regulating system. Six tenets describe the nature of goal interdependence, predict its emergence, predict when it will lead to positive goal outcomes during and after the relationship, and predict the consequences for the relationship. Both partners in a TGD system possess and pursue self-oriented, partner-oriented, and system-oriented goals, and all of these goals and pursuits are interdependent. TGD theory states that relationship partners' goals, pursuit, and outcomes affect each other in a dense network of goal interdependence, ultimately becoming so tightly linked that the 2 partners are most accurately conceptualized as components within a single self-regulating system.

Keyword:

transactive goal dynamics

self-regulation

relationships

goals

teams

Transactive Goal Dynamics

摘要

期刊

机构

引用论文