Relationships mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 500 Relationships mind maps made by more than 270 users, covering attraction, romantic relationships and sexual selection. They offer school students, university students and professional candidates material for practising relationship theories, and teachers resources for lessons, across school and university levels. Choose a map to begin exploring.
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- Sexual selection and partner preferences115
- Childhood experiences and adult relationships25
- Relationship formation and attraction184
- Relationship maintenance100
- Love and friendship5
- Conflict in relationships8
- Relationship breakdown78
- Cultural influences on relationships32
- Virtual relationships20
- Parasocial relationships and celebrity attraction29
Mind maps
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The Breakdown Model (Rollie & Duck 2006) Mind map of Rollie and Duck's (2006) model of relationship breakdown for AQA A A2 Psychology PSYA3 -
UNIT 3 RELATIONSHIPS (PART A)
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Theories of Romantic Relationships -
Social Exchange Theory - Formation A01 and A02 descriptions -
Byrne and Clore's Reward/ Need Satisfaction Theory, 1970 Mindmap on Byrne and Clore's 1970 Reward/ Need satisfaction Theory. One of the two theories on formation of...
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Reinforcement/reward need satisfaction theory
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Equity theory -
Relationships The Formation, Maintenance and Dissolution of Romantic Relationships -
Psychology relationships - The evolutionary explanations for partner preferences - mindmap The evolutionary explanations for partner preferences -
Cheating Spouses/Partners -
Three Stages of Relationships Done -
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Relationships - content
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Attractiveness
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8. Human relationships
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Discuss the evolutionary approach to parental investment
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Factors affecting attraction
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Formation of romantic relationships
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Discuss 2 or more theories of the breakdown of romantic relationships
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Equity Theory
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Discuss the relationship between sexual selection and human reproductive behaviour
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The Breakdown Model (Rollie & Duck 2006) Mind map of Rollie and Duck's (2006) model of relationship breakdown for AQA A A2 Psychology PSYA3
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Psychology | Unit 3 | Relationships - Sexual Selection A mind map of the main points and studies on the relationship between sexual selection and human reproducti...
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Early Experience and Culture Done -
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IND - close relationships, passion and intimacy -
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factors affecting attraction
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About relationships mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing Relationships mind maps
These mind maps offer different routes through the Relationships unit. Equity theory focuses on fairness in relationships, while Attractiveness brings together features and social cues. Sexual Selection separates intersexual and intrasexual selection and considers short- and long-term mating preferences.
A focused map such as Equity theory is a useful place to start if you want to explore one idea before looking across several theories. Follow its branches, then cover them and see what you can recall. Return to the map to check the connections you missed.
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Once you have explored a map, use a quiz on the unit page to practise recalling the topic. Flashcards can help when you want to review individual points, while notes offer another way to read through material. Return to a mind map when you want to see how its ideas connect.
Pick a topic and follow its branches at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
Equity theory is a focused starting point for exploring fairness in relationships. For a broader view, Theories of Romantic Relationships brings together Social Exchange Theory, Equity Theory and the Investment Model. The maps offer different ways to organise your revision, depending on whether you want one theory or several.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every mind map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and create your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Which levels and exams do these maps suit?
The page includes material for school and university study, as well as resources for professional candidates and teachers. Some listed resources mention A-level Psychology or IB. The maps cover different topics and approaches, so their titles and contents can help you find material relevant to your study.