Chapter 1 On the Mutuality of Human Motivation and Relationships

Chapter 2 The Universality of Psychological Autonomy Across Cultures: Arguments from Developmental and Social Psychology

Chapter 3 Autonomy and Need Satisfaction in Close Relationships: Relationships Motivation Theory

Chapter 4 Is Relatedness Enough? On the Importance of Need Support in Different Types of Social Experiences

Chapter 5 On the Flexibility of the Automatic Us-Them Divide

Chapter 6 The Self-Concept in Relationships

Chapter 7 Self-Determination and Regulation of Conflict in Romantic Relationships

Chapter 8 The Role of Autonomy in Intergroup Processes: Toward an Integration of Self-Determination Theory and Intergroup Approaches

Chapter 9 Autonomy Support as Acceptance for Disclosing and Developing a Healthy Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Transgendered Identity

Chapter 10 Parental Conditional Regard: Psychological Costs and Antecedents

Chapter 11 Relationships Within Physical Activity Settings

Chapter 12 The Importance of Need-Supportive Relationships for Motivation and Psychological Health at Work

Chapter 13 The Influence of the Social Environment on Health Behavior

Chapter 14 Motivation in the Client-Counselor Relationship

Chapter 15 Self-Determination and the Patient-Health Practitioner Relationship