L2 | PERSONAL AND SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS

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FRIENDSHIP

is a form of relationship between two or more people

It means being with others and not just thinking about yourself.

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THREE TYPES OF FRIENDSHIP

by Parker and Asher (1993)

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ACQUAINTANCES

- You join only once in a while or occasionally.

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COMPANIONS

-you share same interest through regular interactions.

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INTIMATES/BEST FRIENDS

- You give and receive opinions and supports.

- You find ways to regularly communicated.

- You find very easy to mingle

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TWO TYPES OF PEER GROUPS

by Arthur (1999)

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CLIQUE

smaller members (4-6 member),

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CROWD

10-20 members and share similar social activities

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THREE PHASES OF ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP

Discovery of interest
Dating

Commitment

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Discovery of interest

Through socialization with potential romantic partner

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Dating

As a form of courtship and of getting to know each other

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Commitment

Survival and growth in their relationship with others

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Ways to Become Responsible in a Relationship

Clarify your Boundaries

Learn to communicate

Invest in an Emotional bank account

Learn to Forgive others

Consult Professionals

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Clarify your Boundaries

• Setting clear limits

may be seen by your capacity to help your partner to grow

learning to say “NO”

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Learn to communicate

Communication is very powerful

Through communication, you express your thoughts and feelings

Conflicts and disagreements can be avoided

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Invest in an Emotional bank account

Emotional bank account – amount of trust that we invest in our relationship.

also invest in depositing positive emotions.

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Learn to Forgive others

relationship, conflict or the experience of being hurt is part of our experience.

Forgiveness means starting all over again

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Consult Professionals

Do not hesitate to talk to a teacher

They may provide you with a lot of options on how you can positively deal with your personal relationships.

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Leadership

relationsip among leaders and followers

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THREE LEADERSHIP STYLE

Autocratic Leadership

Democratic Leadership

Laissez-faire Leadership

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Autocratic Leadership

Centralizes in Authority.

Autocratic leader derives power from the position

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Democratic Leadership

A democratic leader delegates authority to others

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Laissez-faire Leadership

leaves the group to its own capacity to finish its tasks.

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5 PERSONALITY DIMENSIONS OF AN EFFECTIVE LEADER

Surgency

Agreeableness

Conscientiousness

Emotional Stability

Intellect

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Surgency

- Outgoing, talkative and sociable person.

- You like to be in control and exert influence on others

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Agreeableness

- Your capacity to get along with the people around you

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Conscientiousness

- Refers to being responsible, dependable and goal-oriented

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Emotional Stability

-it is the ability to stay calm and deal with his or her tasks and avoid distractions

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Intellect

- Which means that you have to be creative and willing to learn new ideas.

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Followership

A desired follower shows initiative to challenge the leader

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3 THINGS EXPECTED FROM AN EFFECTIVE FOLLOWER

A make-it-happen attitude

A willingness to collaborate
The passion to drive your own growth.

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A make-it-happen attitude

Expect as they do not need excuses.

- Tasks become smoother when followers can complete tasks and get things done.

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A willingness to collaborate

Collaboration is important in the realization of the common goal.

- The strength of a team is heavily dependent on the interdependence of selfreliable members.

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The passion to drive your own growth

The best followers are not those who have skills, but those who take the responsibility to continuously improve their abilities.