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Self-determined self-other overlap: Interacting effects on partners’ perceptions of support and well-being in close relationships
Self-other overlap, an important dimension of interpersonal closeness, is linked to positive interpersonal and well-being outcomes in relationships with romantic partners and friends. Three studies applied principles from self-determination theory to examine whether individual differences in self-de
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