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    The universal human need of intimacy may result in several expectations and behaviors in interpersonal relationships; one of the most intriguing facets is how men and women look for potential characteristics and display their desires when they want to find a mating partner. Although the nature of intimacy suggests that most people agree on at least six different components of intimate partners (Miller, 2006), there is no certain, overall principle that can comprehensively explain what women and…

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    Over the course of the novel ‘Looking for Alibrandi’ by Melina Marchetta, Josie Alibrandi’s relationships with Micheal Andretti, John Barton and Nonna Katia evolve in positive and negative ways as she discovers personal stories and secrets about them individually. Josie and Micheal’s relationship improves in a constructive way because they began as strangers and slowly their Father and Daughter relationship strengthens. During the course of the novel, Josie establishes a friendship with a boy…

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    and equality. She recognizes this synergy as a fulfilling marriage, and sets out to find this kind of union in future relationships. In this bildungsroman, coming of age presents itself as self-actualization. Through many experiences trying to find ideal love, Janie passes through various stages of development in order to ultimately find her soul. The first two relationships Janie has with men make her evolve from a childhood stage of development to adolescence. Through her marriages with…

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    They had a good relationship with each other. It's like they had each other backs on anything. Also because they had says that "they don't nothing to look ahead to", and since they both had a future to see. George and Lennie are traveling to place not like the people who are working. If George and Lennie would to work it would be helpful to them becaue they will get to use the money on things that they probably need. If they were to work they will be able to buy a house and also they can get a…

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    1. From the intra-familial perspective, I believe that Bowen's findings would describe this family system as well-differentiated. This began even in the siblings' early childhood experiences. For example, the parents did not force Sebastian or Marcel to participate in activities or school functions if they did not appear to be passionate about it. This pattern continued to persist into adolescence as Sebastian and Marcel decided to experiment with drugs. The boys' parents allowed each individual…

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    someone to be there, someone to count on. Younger age groups such as teenagers tend to forget the relationships they can build with family members, friends and teachers. The novel Speak explores how important those relationships are and how they can impact every life. Melinda Sordino's experience helps readers understand people's positive and negative impacts on lives and how developing a single relationship can change a person forever. In the novel, there are multiple individuals such as Andy…

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    This shows the tender loving relationship between father and son. This loving relationship sets the tone for the novel. In a world of death and darkness, their solitary souls hold each other together. This is a subtle reference to the biblical tale of Jonah being swallowed by a whale. The father and son are forced to survive in a world of purgatory and entropy, much like the stomach of a whale. This illustrates the desolate world in which the pair live in. This quote demonstrates the theme…

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    Conflict Management Styles Conflict within most close interpersonal relationships are nearly unavoidable especially if you try to make decisions with this person. This is why learning how to deal with situations like these is so important. In order to do this someone must reflect upon their own conflict management style as well as the conflict management style of the person they and trying to establish a stronger relationship and communicate with. To better explain this I will use a conflict…

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    As stated in Of Mice and Men, Lennie Small is different from the other workmen. He is a tall man with enormous strength, yet he has a childlike personality and is not very good with soft things since he kills them just by touching it. What makes Lennie unique by standing out is that unlike any of the other workers, he sticks together with George in which they both support each other and are saving up their money for their dream. George cares about Lennie by helping him out in every situation…

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    media has caused a massive decline in interpersonal communications. Per Willy Kruh, “Social media have altered the way we engage and communicate ideas.” In an article written by Kruh, Kruh said that social media has significantly redefined our relationships with people and how we communicate.” While I believe that social media is effecting our personal life Kruh believes that it effects our business life…

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