Feeling both victim and perpetrator: investigating duality within the needs-based model.

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Agents of Reconciliation: Agency-Affirmation Promotes Constructive Tendencies Following Transgressions in Low-Commitment Relationships.Your act is worse than mine: Perception bias in revenge situations.Forecasting Errors in the Averseness of Apologizing

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