What are Robert J. Sternberg's three components of intimate relationships? Is it necessary for all three to be present in an intimate relationship? How do relationships that vary on these components differ from each other?
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Sternberg's three components of intimate relationships are intimacy, passion, and commitment. Intimacy involves feelings of closeness and emotional connection. Passion involves physical desire and romance. Commitment involves the decision to maintain the Show more…
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