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Social Exchange Theory - FAML 400
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Rhiannon Gonzalez
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Updated May 15, 2021
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okay, so now that we have watched the videos we
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can kind of talk about them so we can see
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in the case of Gilmore girls that Lorelei needs um
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money to pay for her daughter's tuition, she doesn't want
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her daughter to know that her parents are paying for
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it. Um This is kind of the reward that Lorelei
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is going to get by coming to her parents and
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taking money from them and Emily and Richard that is
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Lorelai's parents, they um the reward that they're going to
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get is to get to develop a relationship with her
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daughter and granddaughter with a weekly phone call and a
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weekly dinner.
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And so um Emily Lorelai's mother does seem to know,
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she seems to be aware that she can use this
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situation of paying for Roy's tuition at Chilton to her
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advantage so that she can gain um something herself out
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of this.
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And um this is an example of a situation where
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both Lorelai and her parents are going to be getting
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something out of this exchange and so they decided to
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go ahead and go through with it.
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Now, in Rapunzel's case, she chooses to trust Flynn writer
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in order for her to be able to go see
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the lanterns.
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And Flynn writer chooses to risk being caught when he
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takes her pencil to see the lanterns um because he
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is a fugitive, he he chooses to risk that in
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order to be able to get his satchel back.
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Now, these are some pretty cut and dry examples as
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we often find in movies and tv shows um but
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it is important to keep in mind that oftentimes um
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in relationships that we have the rewards and the cost
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and this whole process might be a little bit more
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settled. Um Now lastly we we can kind of see
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that social exchange theory is somewhat based on selfishness and
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selfish motives, but we can use this theory to become
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more aware of our own selfish behaviors and attempts to
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act in more selfless, in christ like ways.
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And this will help us to improve our relationships.
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Um, and that is all.
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Thank you so much for watching.
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We hope that you learned something from this video, and
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we look forward to seeing your comments.
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So thank you again.
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