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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 June 2019
This book reports the findings of a cross-cultural study to update and extend the groundbreaking Boston Couples Study and other research on intimate relationships. It develops comprehensive models of relationship dynamics and makes explicit comparisons across relationship types and cultural regions, which are missing in the research literature. It is written in a style appropriate for college students, researchers, therapists, and others.
In 1972, Zick Rubin, Anne Peplau, and I began a pioneering longitudinal study of college-age dating couples, known as the Boston Couples Study. This research has been cited in numerous textbooks and journal articles. Our first of many articles (Hill, Rubin, & Peplau, 1976) has been cited more 750 times (Google Scholar, 2018).
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