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Cuckold-Hotwife Lifestyle: A Causal Analysis
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Module 4
Deconstructing Group Dynamics with the Social Relations Model
1
Dissecting Emotions with the Social Relations Model
Decompose each participant's emotional response into perceiver effects, target effects, and relationship effects using the Social Relations Model (SRM).
Emotional Echoes: Estimating and Interpreting Reciprocity
Estimate and interpret generalized reciprocity to assess whether participants who elicit strong emotions also tend to experience strong emotions themselves.
3
Assessing Dyadic Reciprocity in Triads
Estimate and interpret dyadic reciprocity to assess whether the unique emotional dynamic between any two members of the triad is mutual.
4
Dissecting Emotional Variance: Individual vs. Relational Factors in Jealousy & Guilt
Partition variance in jealousy and guilt across SRM components to determine if emotional variation is primarily individual-driven or relationship-driven.
5
Interpreting SRM Results for Emotional Variation
Interpret SRM results to identify which of the 6 perspectives contributes most to emotional variation in the triad.
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