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Vocabulary Section 26.1
Vocabulary Section 26.2
Learn to love
Attraction
How to Make New Friends
100
Mutual Exchange
What is Reciprocity
100
At the highest level of emotional development
What is Mature Love
100
A person's first love is love of self. even this is learned. Babies' basic needs are to be well-fed, diapered, kept comfortable and safe, and receive physical contact and attention. When these need are met, children learn that they are worthy, loveable begins.
What is Self-Love
100
People who can exist together in harmony are compatible. They share interests. They have similar values and attitudes. They agree on many things.
What is Compatibility
100
Remember to smile- People are more willing to begin a friendship with someone who appears positive.
What is BE POSITIVE
200
Social pressure on somebody to adopt t type of behavior, dress, or attitude in order to be accepted as a part of a group.
What is Peer Pressure
200
People who exsist together in harmoney
What is Compatible
200
As babies are cared for and loved, they gradually gain trust and love for their caregivers, typically the parents. If babies' needs are not yet fully met, they may never be able to give and receive love.
What is Love of Caregivers
200
People in a good couple relationship are honest with themselves. They are also honest with each other. They can express their feelings to each other. They do not fear rejection.
What is Honesty
200
The desire for friendship leads some teens to take on what they think are the keys to popularity, such as wearing certain clothes. Actually, popular teens attract people through their personalities. you can do the same.
What is STRIVE FOR FRIENDSHIP, NOT POPULARITY
300
Coming together
What is Mingle
300
A social activity
What is dating
300
As children interact with peers, they become attached to their playmates. They develop a strong relationship with one or two best friends of the same gender. The feelings they have are one form of love. Friends become very important at this stage.
What is Love of Peers
300
Two people who respect each other honor and esteem, or highly regard, one another. They enjoy each other's personalities. Partners take a real interest in eachothers activities and ideas
What is respect
300
Instead of waiting to be asked, take the first step. You may be surprised to learn that the other person was hoping you would reach out. If someone turns you down, do not worry about it. Just try again later with someone else.
What is EXTEND AN INVITATION
400
Boost up
What is Bolster
400
an intense emotional involvement that begins with a sudden, strong attraction.
What is Infactuation
400
As children grow older, the develop a loving admiration for an older person. This may be a sibling or relative, a family friend, a coach or teacher, or even a celebrity. They imitate their chosen role model's talk, dress, and mannerisms. In this stage, children try out different qualities and traits.
What is Hero Worship
400
In any good relationship, the people involved must be caring. They need to be supportive. They help each other grow by giving encouragement.
What is Mutual Support
400
what could make a better impression than offering help? Ask first before helping, and make sure you know what you are doing. Give help in the spirit of service, not superiority.
What is LEND A HAND
500
Ill Treatment to another person
What is Abuse
500
Highly Regard
What is esteem
500
During the preteens or early teens, children become interested in the other gender. At first, this interest if not specific. Later, the focus is on one person who catches their interest. These relationships are often short-lived and based on surface qualities. People at this stage focus on the thrill of being newly in love rather than the realities of a long-term loving relationship.
What is Love of the Opposite Gender
500
Partners enjoy time and activities together. They also can enjoy time apart. Neither partner tries to limit the other's interests or relationships with family and friends.
What is Independence
500
Even bestfriends do not share every quality or intrest. Do not let differences in taste discourage you from developing a friendship. Likewise, give people space. Do not overwhelm potential friends with constant demands on their time or energy. Give your friendship room and time to grow.
What is KEEP EXPECTATIONS REALISTIC