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When Positive Relational Experiences Backfire: Exposure to Forgiving, Consistently Trusting Agents Lowers Subsequent Reciprocity
Can exposure to a forgiving, consistently trusting partner improve interpersonal cooperation? Attachment theory suggests positive relational experiences can correct negative internal working models, but individuals high in rejection sensitivity (RS), characterized by anxious expectations of rejectio
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