Breaking Hearts: The Two Sides of Unrequited Love

Roy Frederick Baumeister · Sara R. Wotman

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Attachment and Relationship Dynamics Emotions and Moral Behavior Forgiveness and Related Behaviors

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Contents: The Psychology of Heartbreak: An Introduction. Perspectives on Heartbreak. The Emotional Crossfire. The Ups and Downs of Self-Esteem. Guilt, Justification, Morality: Struggling with Right and Wrong. What Actually Happened? Lessons Learned and Mysteries Glimpsed. Conclusion: The Two Sides of Heartbreak.

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