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Content: Scholars from the dialectical perspective concern themselves not
only with the contradictions that exist in relationships but also
with the process of how contradictions produce developmental change
(Baxter, 1990; Wood, Dendy, Dordek, Germany, & Varallo, 1994). Process refers to the notion that relationships involve opposing
forces that are dynamic, ever changing, and continuous (Baxter, 1990; Bruess & Pearson, 1997; Conville, 1991, 1994; Cornforth, 1968; Cupach, 1992; Rawlins, 1983a, 1989; Werner & Baxter 1994). Stamp (1992) claims that process implies dialectics as always
being present within relationships and experienced to various degrees
by relationship interactants.