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    about conflict management while he was having issues with his flat mate. Throughout the semester, Stephanie considered the class as his relationship survival manual. It was incredible to have the capacity to take what definitely thought about interpersonal connections and correspondence, and appoint vocabulary and real hypotheses to that past learning. All through this course, he discovered numerous associations in the two most essential connections in his life. Stephanie’s association with his…

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    and love needed to survive. Whether platonic or romantic, people partake in the endeavor for emotional closeness to experience genuine and fulfilling relationships. In one psychological study by Dr. Aron titled “The Experimental Generation of Interpersonal Closeness,” emotional intimacy is produced through a series of 36 questions. These questions are divided into three sets of 12, with each set containing questions deeper and more probing than the set before. With the full knowledge of their…

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    baseball team and became one of the best players on it throughout this period. During this age Dayluis also worries about his physical appearance a lot more and always wants to look his best. This makes sense since he is beginning to acquire an attraction for girls his age. By this time, he is sexually mature and it’s common that he starts exploring his sexuality with men’s magazines and porn videos. When I found these things in Dayluis’ possession I…

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    personal growth which can create positive feeling, so setting up a fitness goal together with romantic partner can enhance intimacy between two. Other than doing arousing activities together, intimacy can also be increased by asking and answering 36 Interpersonal Closeness questions which can create closeness. This experiment is able to break emotional barrier and can even successfully make strangers fall in love with each other in an hour (Aron, Melinat, Aron, Vallone, Bator,…

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    it makes them automatically feel, as supported by Burgoon’s earlier research (Stacks & Burgoon, 1980). Another problem that this theory runs into is the fact that it does not consider reciprocity. However, Burgoon more recently has proposed the Interpersonal Adaptation Theory that fixed some of those areas, including the lack of reciprocity. It includes one’s own perceptions, responses, and actions to a given stimuli and not just the violation itself. (Griffin, 2009,…

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    Friendship is defined as “a relationship of mutual affection between people. It is a stronger form of an interpersonal bond than an association” (n.d.). Friendship is where everything begins. Actually, you first start as acquaintances than friends and then depending on the situation, move into romantic relationships or fall apart. The theory I will talk about is…

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    Definition Essay THE FIVE STEPS TO LOVE Shonda Faulcon | English 160 | 01/28/2018 As defined by Wikipedia, an interpersonal relationship is a strong, deep, or close association or acquaintance between two or more people that may range in duration from brief to enduring. The association may be based on inference, love, solidarity, regular business interactions, or some other type of social commitment. This guide will explain the five steps to love. In my experience if these five steps are…

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    Relationships have a funny way of working out for the best. In this paper I am going to write about my high school and the relationship we had. This was my first real experience with a romantic relationship. I had no idea how complex our relationship would become over years we spent together. Little did we know, we would be following the Six-Stage Relationship Model to the letter. The first stage of the Six-Stage Relationship Model is contact. The first initial contact was that we were both…

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    then leads to how we treat others. If a person doesn’t do what society does, or believes is cool we get aggressive and pick on those people. If a person does what society believe is acceptable and cool we acknowledge them and praise them, we show attraction and intimacy towards those people. Social media does there part in helping with people who are trying to start their own organizations, and believe in something. Social media can cause conflict, but it can also mend those conflicts into…

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    The purpose of this interview was to further understand the complexity of intimate relationships as it relates to theoretical concepts discussed throughout the course. The interview conducted was between a couple who has been married for 27 years. The couple currently resides in Hacienda Heights, California with their four children ages ranging from 25 to 18. The husband is currently a firefighter for Los Angeles City and has ben for 26 years, and the wife is a stay at home mom. I was able to…

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