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    need to belong and the quality and quantity of a personal close relationships. The research involved students at a large university in the Southwest area. The results would indicate the need to belong scale (NTBS) which associated with lower quality "partial" relationships rather than high quality "whole" relationships (Pillow, D. R., Malone, G. P., & Hale, W. J. 2015). Included in this research you would see a great number of relationships and how it was affected from the need to belong scale…

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    need to belong is a fundamental human need to form and maintain at least a minimum amount of lasting, positive, and significant interpersonal relationships. These social interactions must be stable and occur frequently in order to main our sense of affiliation. Only then can interpersonal relationships be formed. Interpersonal relationships are relationships that are strong social connections people develop within one or more acquaintances. The connections between individuals is crucial…

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    In my ethnographic research I will be using relationship rules to further understand how and why connections structure and dismantle themselves. Relationship rules are “principles that prescribe appropriate communication and behavior within friendship relationships” (Argyle and Henderson, 1984)), an extension of relational maintenance. Proper application of these rules generally determines a happy friendship from an unhappy one, being universal principles regardless of gender or culture. The…

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    the importance of relationships seem to play a big role and have great significance. The relationship that cooper portrays for Uncas and Chingachgook are very different from those he portrays for Munro and his daughters. Munro and Chingachgook seem to have had two completely different outlooks when raising their children. However they did both have something in common, and that is the love they each had for their children. The simplest and most predictable relationship in this…

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    8 Benefits of Staying in a Monogamous Relationship Times may be getting more modern and traditional relationships are becoming, well, traditional for many, but monogamous relationships still work for a lot of people out there. Plus, despite the variety and the excitement it brings, sticking with that someone, solely, brings a different kind of romantic vibe. Here are 9 reasons why monogamous relationship is great: 1. Sex can get better in due time As you age you’re able to familiarize your body…

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    The need to belong makes us vulnerable to failed relationships. As humans, we crave acceptance and companionship. Some of the qualities that many of us look for in a friend include respect, authenticity, trust, interdependence, similarity, and emotional support. All of which can be exemplified at first interactions, but sometimes become obsolete over time, further leading to issues. My reflection on friendships will focus upon the loss of trust and respect I once felt for people I attributed…

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    Knapps Relationship Model

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    Knapp’s Relationship Model explores how relationships form and dissipate. Steps in Knapp’s Relationship Model can be skipped, and two persons in a relationship do not have to be at the same place in the model at the same time. The “coming together” section of the model contains five steps: Initiation, Experimentation, Intensifying, Integration, and Bonding. The first step, Initiation, is related to the first impression someone has about an individual based primarily on that individual’s…

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    Cheating Effect Relationships Who do you think cheats more in relationships, men or women? For sure women will think it’s men, and men will think it’s women because of the opposite sex disagreement, but in actuality men are the one who cheat more on their girlfriends, and wives. According to “Fox News Magazine,” it is also proven in these cheating statistics, which says that 70% of the men and the 50% to 60% of the woman cheat in their relationships; so by comparing these two numbers it is…

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    and constructs that exist within the communication discipline that can ensure interpersonal relationships will thrive. However, there are five theories in particular that have proven invaluable in today’s world. With the advancement of technology and the accessibility of said technology, it is more pertinent than ever that people be versed in how to communicate with people they have interpersonal relationships with not only in face-to-face contexts, but online as well. Social media has made it…

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    Don’t allow people to pass their time with you. Make the most of your time in relationships and friendships by identifying the warning signs of indifference and manipulation. They either treat you with respect or they don’t, there is no middle ground. If more than a few of the following signs exist in your relationships, I recommend a comprehensive examination of your partner, wife, husband, girlfriend, boyfriend, lover or friend. Don’t sell yourself short. If you don’t expect more from the…

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