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Fiske's 4 Social Relationship Types |
1. Communal Sharing 2. Authority Ranking 3. Equality Matching 4. Market Pricing |
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Qualities of Communal Sharing |
- Commonly seen in families - All category members treated as equivalent - "Give what you can and take what you need." - Strong conformity pressures - Morality = kindness and sharing - Value physical proximity |
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Qualities of Authority ranking |
- Linear hierarchy arrangement - Higher up = more prestige & privilege - Morality = obedience - Authority is not enforced by fear but by a sense of legitimacy |
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Qualities of Equality Matching |
- Goods & favours exchanged between parties and imbalances tracked - Examples: turn-taking, carpooling, rotating credit associations - Morality = balanced reciprocity - Value the relationship itself
**This norm is a CROSS-CULTURAL UNIVERSAL** |
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Qualities of Market Pricing |
- Value of objects measured on a single metric (i.e. money) - Physical objects are commodities - Morality = following abstract, universal principles - Achievement orientation closely associated - The "invisible hand of the marketplace" directs social relationships - Causes moral conflict when it infiltrates other areas of relationships |
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Relational mobility (Li et al., 2015) |
"... the extent to which local realities afford opportunities to meet new people and choose new relationships." (p. 125) "... the degree to which you are able to break off old relationships and form new ones." (slides) |
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Cautious intimacy (Li et al., 2015) |
(a.k.a. prevention-oriented relationality)
- Focused on preventing conflict, rejection, and similar outcomes - Common when relational mobility is low
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