Civic ed-Inter- Personal Relationships

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Inter- Personal Relationships

Interpersonal relationship simply means relationship or interaction that exists between two or more persons.

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Types of interpersonal relationships

Family Relationship
Community Relationship
Professional Association
Love Relationship
Friendship

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Family Relationship

This can take two forms:
Intra-family relationship: This exists within a family, either
nuclear or extended family
Inter- family relationship: This exists between two or more
family units

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Community Relationship

This type of relationship exists
among members of a community or society

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Professional Association:

Individuals working in the same organization share professional relationship. Also individuals belonging to the same profession eg National Union of Teachers (NUT) Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Nigerian Medical Association {NMA} etc

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Love Relationship

This is characterized by passion, intimacy, trust and respect. Individuals that are in love are deeply attached to each other and share a special bond.

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Skills that promote inter-personal relationships.

Communication
Honesty
Compatibility
Tolerance
Forgiveness

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Communication

Individuals should be able to communicate
with each other effectively for better understanding. Feelings must be expressed and reciprocated in relationships

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Honesty

Honesty is very important in a relationship. Lies
and dishonesty can destroy relationships as it leads to
breach of trust.

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Compatibility

Individuals from similar background, with
similar interests, goals and aspirations in life will do
extremely well in relationships

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Tolerance

Individuals in a relationship should tolerate each
other. They accept each other’s weakness or mistakes

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Forgiveness

Individuals in a relationship must be forgiving.
They should not drag issues unnecessarily but learn to let
go.

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Inter communal relationships

Inter-communal Relationship is a relationship that exists
among two or more communities

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Importance of inter communal relationships

  1. Development: Efforts will be contributed towards the
    development of the communities’ involved. Provision
    of social amenities will be more easily achieved
    through the combined efforts of the communities.
  2. Provision of security: When such relationship exists
    peacefully, security is best granted through joint
    security network.
  3. Cultural exchange: Inter communal relationship offer
    cultural exchange among communities. There may
    even be an organized platform where cultural
    activities can be showcased.
  4. Business activities: Inter communal relationship can
    boost business activities and increase economic
    wellbeing of the people.
  5. Peace: It leads to peaceful coexistence among the
    cooperating communities.
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Inter-communal conflicts.

Inter-communal conflicts are disagreements or acts of violence between different communities.

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Skills for resolving inter-communal conflicts.

1.)Dialogue: This means discussion. It is also means arriving at settlements through discussions. Today we communicate a lot by telephone, fax, e-mail, social media and by one on one direct discussions.
2.)Mediation: This involves the intervention of a third party who is considered impartial and neutral. The basic components are intervention, acceptability, impartiality, assistance to the parties and encouraging a voluntary process.
3.)Negotiation: This is a problem solving process in which two or more people voluntary discuss their differences.
4.)Arbitration: This is the hearing of a dispute by an impartial third party {chosen by the parties},whose judgment the parties to the dispute agree to accept.