The Nature of Friendships
Types of Friendships
Maintaining Friendships
Friendship Challenges
Across Entire Chapter
100
The friendships that cross demographic lines

What is cross-category friendships?

100

The people whom you exchange deep personal information and emotional support

What is close friends?

100

The general principles that prescribe appropriate communication and behavior within friendship relationships

What is friendship rules?

100

The three examples of challenges in friendships

What is betrayal, geographic separation, and attraction?

100

The friendships between people from different cultures or countries

What is intercultural friendships?

200

The distinction between acquaintances and friends

What is self-disclosure?

200

The behaving ways that convey understanding and acceptance for a friend's identity

What is identity support?

200

The friends structure their schedules to enjoy hobbies, interests, and leisure activities together

What is sharing activities?

200

The three examples of betrayal

What is lying, rumors/gossip, and backstabbing?

200

The friends we have lost touch with and who now exist more as fond recollections in our memories

What is commemorative friends?

300

The voluntary interpersonal relationship characterized by intimacy and liking

What is friendship?

300

The aspects of your public self that you deem important in defining who you are

What is valued social identities?

300

The second strategy for friendship maintenance

What is self-disclosure?

300

The best way to preserve a long-distance friendship

What is technology?

300

The two main maintenance strategies for friends

What is shared activities and self-disclosure?

400

The friendship that focus primarily on sharing time and activities together

What is communal friendships?

400

The friends characterized by positive interactions and available emotional support

What is active friends?

400

The first five rules for friendship

What is show support, seek support, respect privacy, keep confidences, and defend your friends?

400

The participants engage in sexual activity without the purpose of transforming the relationship into a romantic attachment

What is "friends-with-benefits" (FWB) relationships?

400

The first three steps in managing betrayal

What is manage anger/grief, avoid seeking revenge, and contact others?

500

The friendship in which parties focus primarily on helping each other achieve practical goals

What is agentic friendships?

500

The friends who we feel we could resume contact with but currently see less frequently

What is dormant friends?

500

The last five rules for friendship

What is avoid public criticism, make your friends happy, manage jealousy, share humor, and maintain equity?

500

The talking about your experience directly with people who have gone through the same thing

What is emotion-sharing?

500

The two main factors that shape who your friends are

What is geographically and personal interests?

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