This document discusses the concept of friendship and how to develop and maintain friendships. It defines what friendship is, providing several quotes about the meaning of friendship. It then discusses how to build friendships from casual acquaintances into closer relationships by spending time together and maintaining communication. It also notes the importance of setting boundaries in friendships. The document goes on to describe different types of friendships from acquaintances to best friends. It concludes by outlining twelve steps for growing friendships, such as listening to each other, showing empathy, and being willing to share feelings openly.
Recognizing the value of friendship enables individuals to distinguish between a true friend and a less reliable one.
Reflect on the strength of your friendships and consider their duration. This slide prompts you to assess your understanding of good and bad friendships. It serves as a self-discovery tool for both you and your friends. A friend is more than just a companion; delve into this slide for insights.
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Recognizing the value of friendship enables individuals to distinguish between a true friend and a less reliable one.
Reflect on the strength of your friendships and consider their duration. This slide prompts you to assess your understanding of good and bad friendships. It serves as a self-discovery tool for both you and your friends. A friend is more than just a companion; delve into this slide for insights.
Copyright acknowledgement:
I participated in the workshop and do not claim ownership of this slide. The re-upload is for personal documentation. I hope the original creator (PNC) understands and grants permission for this post.
Thank you.
Everyone needs friends, and you probably have always had at least one. A friend is defined as a person you know well and regard with affection, trust and respect. As you get older, some of your friendships will start to change, and some may grow deeper. You might also begin to know many more people, although not all of them will be your close friends. Chances are you will also start to spend more time with your friends, and maybe talk on the phone more. Changes in relationships are natural but not always easy.
Everyone needs friends, and you probably have always had at least one. A friend is defined as a person you know well and regard with affection, trust and respect. As you get older, some of your friendships will start to change, and some may grow deeper. You might also begin to know many more people, although not all of them will be your close friends. Chances are you will also start to spend more time with your friends, and maybe talk on the phone more. Changes in relationships are natural but not always easy.
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The aim of this lecture is to introduce and discuss social-psychological aspects of interpersonal relationships and, in particular, attraction, exclusion, and close relationships.
This is a PPT presentation about the American sitcom "Friends". It contains what is it, the main characters, locations, seasons and episodes, the relationships each character had, and cool facts about the show. Enjoy it!
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How has the meaning of friendship changed with the huge advancements in technology and social media? This presentation looks deeper into this idea and some of the dangers associated with it.
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This is a presentation of the things you need to consider to maintain a long lasting friendship. You can make this as a guide and tool to make your friendship more meaningful and delightful. Keep your friends for they are also your siblings. I hope this will help you to build a stronger friendship.
12. 1. People Equal Friends. - There is a certain chemistry with friends just as in a love relationship. 2. Talking Is Essential Among Friends. - Talking between friends requires reciprocity. 3. Friends Acknowledge Friends. - Friends acknowledge each other when talking.
13. 4. Friends Listen to Friends.- Listening to friends in an important step in building a closer friendship. 5. Friends Attend to Friends.- Friends focus during conversations. 6. Friends Show Empathy With Friends.- Empathy is identifying with your friend's feelings and seeing life through your friend's eyes.
14. 7. Friends Touch Friends.- Touching is a warm form of communication between friends. 8. Friends Praise Friends.- Affirmation is a powerful tool for growing a friend. 9. Friends Are Loyal and Trustworthy.- Trust and loyalty go hand-in-hand for friends.
15. 10. Friends are Equal.- Friends are on a seesaw. 11. Friends Reveal Their Feelings.- We feel closest to our friends when we are suffering together, when we feel like our friend needs us, or when we feel a friend has shared something of great importance with us. 12. Friends Do Not Mind Read.- The person who thinks, "If you really liked me, you could read my mind" can not have an adult friendship.
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