Knapp's Stages Of Relational Analysis

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“There is no I in team!” Holding a relationship with a team can be a very good experience and an unforgettable life event, but at the same time that relationship can hold many bad memories and life-learning lessons. Teams are meant to work together and support each other, but that wasn’t my case. Knapp’s stage of Relational development shows the stages of a relationship when it comes together and when it falls apart. There are 10 different stages in the Knapp’s Stages of Relational Development, in which all of the stages apply to my relationship with my teammates from my hometown girls’ soccer team. My relationship with teammates started because all of us fell in love with soccer in the 5th grade, and we persuaded to play soccer together until

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