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Cognitive Approaches to the Study of Romantic Love: Semantic, Cross‐Cultural, and as a Process
Cognitive Approaches to the Study of Romantic Love: Semantic, Cross‐Cultural, and as a Process
by de Munck, Victor C. in cognitive approaches, to study of romantic love ‐ semantic, cross‐cultural process , comparing cultural models of romantic love ‐ in USA and Lithuania , flexibility and usefulness of a cognitive approach ‐ scientific in theory and method
2011
This chapter contains sections titled: Prototype–Schema–Cultural Models Approach to Explaining What Americans Mean when they say they are “In Love” Versus “Love but not in Love” Comparing Cultural Models of Romantic Love in the USA and Lithuania: Framing Romantic Love as Part of a Prototypical Courtship Process Conclusions References
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