Social Psychology (10th Edition)
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The investment model of close relationship states that there are three components that influence one's commitment to a relationship. If a person has a high level of all three components, then he or she is very much committed to the relationship and is unlikely to leave. However, if even one of these components is at a low level, then he or she may decide to end the relationship or look for another partner.
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