COM 112- Chapter 11

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Types of Friendships- Short vs. Long Term
- Some friendships fade away due to life changes, others remain for years or a lifetime
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Types of Friendships- Task vs. Maintenance Oriented
  • Task- through a sport, club, job, etc.

  • Maintenance- friendship through common interests and social support

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Type of Friendships- Low vs. High Disclosure
  • Low- general, basic information shared

  • High- deep, meaningful information shared

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Types of Friendships- Low vs. High Obligation
- How much of an obligation there is to reach out, be there for them, do something for them
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Types of Friendships- Infrequent vs. Frequent Contact
  • How much communication there is

  • Does not determine closeness

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Same-Sex Friendships
  • Bond over shared interests

  • Women: mutual self-disclosure, one-on-one

  • Men: shared activities, groups

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Cross-Sex Friendships: Mutual Romance
- Both partners want the relationship to turn romantic
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Cross-Sex Friendships: Strictly Platonic
- Neither partner wants to turn the relationship romantic
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Cross-Sex Friendships: Desires Romance
- One partner wants romance but fears the other doesn't
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Cross-Sex Friendships: Rejects Romance
- One partner doesn't want romance but thinks the other does
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FWB/Situationships
  • Lower levels of commitment and communication

  • Some end up as relationships, are a transition out of one, or a placeholder for one

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Communication in Friendships
- Trust, respect, fun, support, balance, loyalty
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Functional families tend to have...
  • Rituals and traditions

  • Shared stories

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Families as Communication Systems
  • Interdependence- if something affects one, it affects all

  • Family is based off the way they interact, not just the individuals

  • Systems within the larger system

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Conversation Orientation- Low vs. High
  • Low- talk about basic things, infrequent communication

  • High- interaction is open, often, and free

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Conformity Orientation- Low vs. High
  • Low- individuals, independent, more equal

  • High- fall in line, harmony, obedience

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Family Communication Pattern
  • Laissez Faire- low conf., low conv.

  • Protective- high conf., low conv.

  • Consensual- high conf., high conv.

  • Pluralistic- low conf., high conv.

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Effective Communication in Families
  • Balance between autonomy and connection

  • Strive for closeness while respecting boundaries

  • Encourage confirming messages

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Family Boundary Patterns
  • Trusting- infrequent invasions, infrequent defenses

  • Surrendered- frequent invasions, infrequent defenses

  • Combative- frequent invasions, frequent defenses

  • Guarded- infrequent invasions, frequent defenses

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Characteristics of Romantic Relationships
- Love, commitment, affection
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Love Languages
  • Ways you express and receive love

  • Words of affirmation, touch, quality time, gifts, acts of service

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Matching Hypothesis
- Beautiful people end up with beautiful people, average end up with average, ugly end up with ugly
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Love Styles
  • Eros- romantic love, physical, passionate

  • Ludus- game playing, getting>having, flirty with others

  • Storage- friendship, companionship, reliable, steady

  • Pragma- have criteria, practical

  • Mania- when good, SO GOOD, when bad, SO BAD

  • Agape- sacrifice, putting others and their happiness first

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