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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 346007384_Why(PDF) Why people make friends: The nature of friendship

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   Nov 18, 2020 · identify 41 perceived reasons why people make friends. Using a sample of 1,316 Greek-speaking participants, these reasons were classified into five broad factors.

2. archive.org › downloadThe Psychology of Friendship - Archive.org

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   What does it mean to be fair to our friends? How do we decide which standards will be upheld in given cases— the idiosyncratic ones we have developed, tailored to our specific needs as friends, or the conventions of the larger social order? What hap-pens when we do not meet the expectations that we have established either tacitly or

3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 336738796(PDF) Personality and Friendships - ResearchGate

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   Sep 29, 2019 · We used data from the British Household Panel Survey data (N = 12,098) to investigate how people’s personalities are related to various characteristics of their three closest friends.

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 309187516(PDF) Friendship - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 2018 · PDF | Friendship experiences are universal. Although the nature of friendship does change across the lifespan (e.g., from a relationship based on... | Find, read and cite all the research you...

5. lydiadenworth.com › wp-content › uploadsFRIENDSHIP - Lydia Denworth

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   There is no one way to do friendship. Psychologists have identified these styles: • Discerning people are deeply tied to a few very close friends. (Most common) • Acquisitive people collect a variety of friends as they move through life. This style of friendship can be sub-divided into those who are unconditionally

6. everydaypsych.com › wp-content › uploadsThe Scientific Guide to Making Friends - Everyday Psych

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   In a literature review on the topic, researchers categorized genuine friendship with the following qualities: 1) intense social activity, 2) more frequent conflict resolution, 3) more effective task performance, 4) reciprocal intimacy and affiliation, and 5) a context for social and emotional growth. .

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   Do friendships really work?

   • From what young people told us it is clear that friendships are complicated and unique. There is no magic formula to make sure that friendships work well. Some young people were very honest and said they didn’t know what to say to be helpful. Some young people said that if they are finding a friendship dificult they ask an adult for help.

   Friendship guide for young people - The Children's Society

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   What exactly is a “friend”?

   • But what exactly is a “friend?” In a literature review on the topic, researchers categorized genuine friendship with the following qualities: 1) intense social activity, 2) more frequent conflict resolution, 3) more effective task performance, 4) reciprocal intimacy and affiliation, and 5) a context for social and emotional growth.

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   Do friendships differ between people?

   • In addition to qualities of friendships difering within people, such as emo-tional closeness or reciprocity of support, friendships can difer between people.

   The Psychology of Friendship - Archive.org

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   Do friendship maintenance behaviors promote friendship development?

   • Oswald cites data showing that the use of friendship maintenance behaviors promotes closeness in the early stages of friendship development, correlates with one’s satisfaction with the friend-ship, and predicts the longevity of friendships.

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   What are the benefits and disadvantages of friendship?

   • As we have seen in the discussion of the benefits and downsides of friendship, lacking friends and/ or having poor quality friendships is associated with lower physical and emotional well- being.

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   How do friendships work?

   • It may also be the case that one individual in a friendship provides, at the other individual’s request, more instrumental support. In this example, the friendship may move through men-tors as friends into a more traditional mentor- protégé relationship for a period of time. Second, consider movement from the right circle, mentorship.

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8. www.childrenssociety.org.uk › sites › defaultFriendship guide for young people - The Children's Society

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   Over a number of years, we have learnt that friends can have a big impact on young people’s well-being. To understand this better, during spring 2020 we asked young people aged 8-19 from across the country, in schools and in youth clubs, about friendship.