Term ID: T2762

Investment Model

/investment-model/
A theory explaining relationship commitment through satisfaction, quality of alternatives, and investment size, predicting relationship stability and persistence.
Example: Understanding why people stay in relationships based on how satisfied they are, what alternatives are available, and how much they've invested in the relationship.

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Reference: Rusbult (1980)