Nature and Role of Relationship

This presentation is about Nature and Role of relationship: Friendship, Intimate, and Acquintance under interpersonal RElationship.

1. Nature and role of relationships Friendship intimate acquaintance Presented by : Sapna Negi

2. Introduction DEFINITION OF RELATIONSHIP According to Merriam Webster: 1 :   the state of being  related  or interrelated  studied the relationship between the variables 2 :   the  relation  connecting or binding participants in a relationship: such as   :    kinship   :   a specific instance or type of kinship 3   :   a state of affairs existing between those having  relations  or dealings  had a good relationship  with his family   :   a romantic or passionate attachment

3. Friendship U nconditional interpersonal relationship Friendship is a relationship where there are N o Formalities. Friendship can be between: Man and a woman Man and man Woman and woman

4. Nature of friendship

5. What can friendships give?

6. What Makes A Good Friendship?

7. Role of Friendship The sense of “Belonging,” Meaningful , long-term friendships are cherished. I nteract with each others . L earn how to agree and disagree. Exchange meaningful words and gestures. To accommodate to others’ temperaments .

8. Role of Friendship Exchange caring, celebration and solace. To support and counsel . To enhance moods and functioning Enhance emotional and physical  health . To be open, genuine and honest with each other . They tolerate each other’s frailties A ppreciate the differences , and H onestly criticize when necessary.

9. Intimate relationship An   intimate relationship  is an  interpersonal relationship   Involves   physical  and/or  emotional intimacy . Characterized by  friendship ,  platonic love ,  romantic love , or  sexual activity .

10. Intimate relationship Humans inquire this relationship over life span.   Being intimate is being emotionally connected on the same level . I ntimate relationship  commonly implies the inclusion of a  sexual relationship , the term is also used as a   euphemism   for a relationship that is strictly sexual.

11. INTIMACY

12. Role of Intimate Relationship To develop feeling to belong T o love Involve feelings of liking, romance , physical or  sexual attraction , sexual relationships, Provide emotional and personal support. It allow a social network for people to form strong emotional attachments.

13. Role of Intimate Relationship It involves  dialogue ,  transparency ,  vulnerability , and  reciprocity . It also involves the process of rapport building that enables parties to confidently disclose previously hidden thoughts and feelings.

14. Role of Intimate Relationship Develop emotional   and interpersonal awareness. . Murray Bowen  called this " self-differentiation ". (a connection in which there is an emotional range involving both robust conflict and intense loyalty .) Develop feelings of closeness from both ends .

15. The Importance of Intimacy in a Relationship It is a blend of emotional closeness, spiritual connectedness, and an open heart and mind. Its origin lies in intellectual collaboration and familiarity. It involve shared religious or philosophical beliefs. I ntimacy is an emotional response . The feeling of safety is built through this.

16. It’s the operating principle for creating love. Involves most powerful and profound awareness. Allows deepest sensitivity . We express deepest sense of self to create it It is the antidote to painful loneliness . It nourishes us and ultimately helps keep us sane . Breaks into our isolation.

17. ACQUAINTANCE REALTIONSHIP The root of  acquaintance  is the Old French word  acointier , a verb meaning “make known.” An  acquaintance  is someone that you spend time with on occasion; someone you’re getting to know, but you don’t know them that well; they have the potential to become a friend. When you really need them, they might not come through.

18. Role of Communication in Relationship

19. F actors affecting interpersonal relationship:

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