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DOI:10.4324/9781315881089.ch159 - Corpus ID: 147906423
@inproceedings{Hatfield2010ThePL, title={The Passionate Love Scale}, author={Elaine Hatfield and Susan Sprecher}, year={2010}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:147906423}}- E. Hatfield, S. Sprecher
- Published 2010
- Psychology
In 1986, Hatfield and Sprecher published the Passionate Love Scale (PLS) for the purpose of promoting more research on this intense type of love. Although a companion scale to measure companionate love was not also developed by this team of researchers, other measures exist in the literature designed to assess this type of love (see, for example, Grote & Frieze’s [1994] Friendship-Based Love Scale).
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- E. HatfieldL. BensmanRichard L. Rapson
- 2012
History, Psychology
The concept of passionate love has a long history, yet it was not until the 1940s that social scientists created tools designed to measure this emotion. Over the next 60 years, numerous scales of…
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- F. Cannas AgheduChiara A. VenezianiTommaso ManariCyrille FeybesseP. Bisiacchi
- 2020
Psychology
Abstract In the last few years, scientists have been trying to better comprehend the complex mechanism of love. The Passionate Love Scale (PLS) has been shown in previous research to measure a…
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- Sandra J. E. LangeslagP. MurisI. Franken
- 2013
Psychology
Journal of sex research
It is argued that the IAS is a widely applicable, psychometrically sound instrument that will be useful in future research exploring the effects of infatuation and attachment on behavior, emotion, cognition, peripheral physiology, and brain functioning.
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- Sandra J. E. LangeslagJ. V. Van Strien
- 2016
Psychology
PloS one
It is shown for the first time that intentional regulation of love feelings using reappraisal, and perhaps other strategies, is feasible and will benefit individuals and society because it could enhance positive effects and reduce negative effects of romantic love.
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- Virginie QuintardStéphane JouffreJ. CroizetC. Bouquet
- 2018
Psychology
Psychological research
The hypothesis that passionate love involves a reduced discrimination between the self and the romantic partner at a bodily level, as indexed by an increased Joint Simon effect (JSE), is tested and support for the self-expansion model of love is provided.
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- Virginie QuintardStéphane JouffreJ. CroizetC. Bouquet
- 2018
Psychology
Psychological Research
Prior research on romantic relationships suggests that being in love involves a blurring of self–other cognitive boundaries. However, this research has focused so far on conceptual…
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- Filiz YıldırımSengul HablemitogluR. Barnett
- 2014
Psychology
Our purpose in this study was to evaluate the reliability and validity of a Turkish version of the Passionate Love Scale (PLS). Participants in the study were 150 undergraduate students. We assessed…
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- Ezra Putranto WahyudiB. Takwin
- 2018
Psychology
This study has a purpose to understand the effect of passionate love on the belief in free will and determinism and to observe the interaction effect of second-order volition in moderating the…
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- Wang JinYanhui XiangMo Lei
- 2017
Psychology
Front. Psychol.
The results showed that people who shared similar values and interests with the target persons were more likely to experience stronger love, and stronger feelings of love were associated with greater hate after the relationship was broken, suggesting a link between romantic love and hate.
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- Noémie CarbonneauR. Vallerand
- 2013
Psychology
Using the dualistic model of passion (Vallerand et al. in J Pers Soc Psychol 85:756–767, 2003), the present research examined the role of harmonious and obsessive romantic passion in individuals’…
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An internally consistent papcr-and-pencil love scale was developed starting with the assumption that love is an interpersonal attitude, and it was predicted that college dating couples who loved each other a great deal would spend more time gazing into one another's eyes than would couples who love each other to a lesser degree.
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Recent work has suggested that passionate love may be conceived of within cultures as an emic that may consist of several dimensions. This study explored the factor dimensionality and cultural…
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Empirical work on love has focused mainly on romantic/passionate love. Recent research suggests that other kinds of love, such as friendship love and familial love, may be more salient to laypeople…
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Sociological and social psychological discourse on love posits the existence of two distinct love types : passionate and companionate love. Little research, however, has been conducted to document…
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The authors explore the social-desirability response set--a type of habitual response preference identifiable in personality testing. The intuitive plausibility of this test response distortion led…
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Psychology, Sociology
Friendship-based Love (FBL) in intimate relationships may be defined as a comfortable, affectionate, trusting love for a likable partner, based on a deep sense of friendship and involving…
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Psychology, Sociology
One hundred married individuals completed questionnaires measuring marital satisfaction, passionate love, social desirability and six relationship-relevant variables - global happiness, relationship…
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The results suggest that romantic love uses subcortical reward and motivation systems to focus on a specific individual, that limbic cortical regions process individual emotion factors, and that there is localization heterogeneity for reward functions in the human brain.
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