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PSYC132 Social Psych & individual differences
RF Friendship
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What is the main topic of the study material?
The
psychology
of friendship
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Who is the author of the study material?
Professor Kate M Bennett
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What will students understand from this material?
The
role
of friendship in
social support
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What is one of the learning outcomes related to friendship types?
Understanding different types of friendship
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What is a key question posed about friendship?
How would you
define
friendship?
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According to Fehr (1996), how is friendship defined?
A
voluntary
, personal relationship providing intimacy
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What is one extrinsic value of friendship?
It provides
social support
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What is one intrinsic value of friendship?
We have friends because it is
nice
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What does the direct effects hypothesis suggest?
Support is
beneficial
regardless
of stress levels
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What does the buffering hypothesis propose?
Social support protects against high
stress effects
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What do reinforcement theories suggest about friendship?
We feel
friendly
towards those who treat us well
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What do social exchange and equity theories focus on?
Rewards and maintenance of
friendships
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What is a key factor in friendship formation?
Proximity
, such as school or workplace
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What is one strategy for maintaining friendships?
Managing
anger and conflict
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What is one reason for friendship dissolution?
Boredom
in the relationship
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What are the five domains and dimensions of friendships according to Weiss and Lowenthal (1975)?
Similarity
Reciprocity
Compatibility
Structural (
proximity
,
duration
)
Role model
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What are the three styles of friendship identified by Matthews (1986)?
Independents
: Self-reliant, no specific friends
Discerning
: Specific standards, small group of friends
Acquisitive
: Variety of friends throughout life
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What did Greif (2009) study about masculine styles of friendship?
Men need to see friends to be
happy
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What is a common assumption about older widowers' friendships?
They do not have
close
male friendships
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What was the focus of Bennett & van den Hoonaard's study?
Experiences of
older
widowed
men's friendships
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What was one method used in the study of older widowed men?
Qualitative
interviews
about their experiences
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What was a key theme that emerged during the interviews?
Friendship
was
an
important
theme
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What is the age range of participants in the study?
Aged between
55
and
98
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What did the narrative about friendship illustrate?
Friendship can develop from shared
activities
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What theme emerged as important in the study of friendships among men and women?
Friendship
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How is the expression of friendship different between men and women?
More
forceful
for women,
hidden
in men
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Who conducted research on the hidden nature of friendship in men?
Bleiszner
&
de Vries
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What is the narrative described in the study about friendships?
Associate
at work became a close friend
Developed friendship through shared activities like
golf
Regular
mid-day
meals together after a
spouse's death
Emphasizes the normalcy of their friendship
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What activity did the narrator and his associate engage in together?
Golf
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What did the narrator mean by "let's have a knock together"?
It
referred
to
playing
golf
together
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How did the narrator's friendship develop after the death of his spouse?
Through
regular meals
and shared experiences
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What social activities did the men in the study mention enjoying?
Bowls
,
darts
, and
skiing
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What does homophily refer to in the context of friendships?
Tendency to bond with
similar
others
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What social setting did one participant mention meeting friends?
At the
pub
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How did Jack describe his experience with the lunch club?
He
went out
for a
meal
with
friends
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What is a notable difference in friendships between the UK and Canada?
Life-long friendships
are
a
UK phenomenon
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How did Mr. I describe his relationship with his friend despite distance?
They maintained a close friendship through
communication
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What does reciprocal instrumental support mean in friendships?
Mutual
assistance in practical tasks
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What did Mr. A mention about his arrangement with a friend regarding lunch?
He pays the milk bill in return for
rides
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How did masculinity influence friendships according to the study?
Friendships are often open in masculine
spaces
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