友人関係の親密化過程における満足・不満足感及び葛藤の顕在化に関する研究--役割期待と遂行とのズレからの検討

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The present study is aimed to examine the correlation between interpersonal conflict and close relationship process. The participants were 317 undergraduates (104 males and 213 females). They were asked to imagine a person whom they kept company and to rate partner's fulfilling of their expectation about the role behaviors by the means of Role Behavior Expectation Scale (Shimotomai, 1991, 1999b). Then they were asked to show a recent conflict with the partner in writing. The main findings were as follow: (1) the discrepancy between expectation and fullfillment aroused dissatisfaction with the partner, but (2) whether or not dissatisfaction came to a salient conflict was depended on the different types of role behaviors according to stages in close relationship process. On these results, it was discussed the possibility that fulfilling of their expectation about the role behaviors was necessary to maintenance the relationship process and therefore was apt to cause a interpersonal conflict.