Rusbult and colleagues described four different patterns of beliefs created by combining ideas about the importance of passionate love with ideas about the capacity for relationships to grow and change over time. These four patterns are:
A) long-term bliss, friends/companions, storybook fantasy, and utilitarian involvement.
B) empty love, passionate love, companionate love, and fatuous love.
C) long-term bliss, empty love, storybook fantasy, and platonic love.
D) consummate love, friends/companions, infatuated love, and utilitarian involvement.

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Rusbult and colleagues identified four patterns: long-term bliss, friends/companions, storybook fantasy, and utilitarian involvement, which combine beliefs about passionate love and the potential for relationships to evolve.

Rusbult and Colleagues Described Four Different Patterns of Beliefs Created