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An event that changes a relationship in a fundamental way, such as a first kiss, is known as a ________. relational transgression communication pattern change in role relational turning point
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An event that changes a relationship in a fundamental way, such as a first kiss, is known as a ________. relational transgression communication pattern change in role relational turning point
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relational turning point
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Baxter and Bullis, 1986, p. 470, the two scholars argues that this point is the one that can be defined as causing a major change in a relationship.
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