Perdev

• Personal Relationship


  Kind of relationship between people exemplified by shared understanding, mutual trust and social bonding
• Kinds of Personal Relationships

  • Familial
  • Friends/Peers
  • Partnership
• Family


  Two or more persons who are related by birth, marriage, or adoption and who live together as one household
• Types of Family

  • Nuclear Family
  • Single Parent Family
  • Extended Family
  • Childless Family
  • Grandparent Family
  • Stepfamily
• Friends


  Close tie between two people that is often built upon mutual experiences, shared interest, proximity, and emotional bonding
• Types of Friendship by Aristotle

  • Friendship of Pleasure
  • Friendship of Utility
  • Friendship Virtue
• 5 Stages of Friendship

  • Strangers
  • Casual Acquaintance
  • Friends
  • Deep friendship
  • Self-intimacy
• Partnership

  Two people that are in a close relationship that are built upon, trust, affection, intimacy, and romantic love
• Types of Love

  • Compassionate Love
  • Passionate Love
  • Romantic
  • Companionate
  • Fatuous
• Physical Connection


  • The more you and another person or group usually interact with each other there would be a higher chance to develop connection
• Verbal Affirmation


  • Sometimes we just want to hear, sorry, thank you and i love you right?
• Emotional Availability


  • This emphasizes the idea of "being-there"
• Trust


  • To trust someone is to place your confidence into that person
• The Color Wheel Model of Love - PAMELS


  • Pragma
  • Agape
  • Mania
  • Eros
  • Ludus
  • Storge
• Leadership Emergence is influence people through leadership
• Social Relationship


  An interaction between individuals that affects every participant
• Characteristics of Social Relationships

  • Less Intimate
  • Lesser self-disclosure
  • Level of loyalty
• The sum of interactions between individuals over a period of time is a social relationship
• There is a part of the human brain (orbitofrontal cortex) that is connected directly to the three major regions of the brain: cortex, amygdala, and brain stem
• Orbitofrontal Cortex


  Provides an immediate connection between thoughts, emotion, and behavior
• Types of Social Influence by Herbert Kelman

  • Compliance
  • Identification
  • Internalization
• Compliance


  Being persuaded because you are under surveillance
• Identification


  If a relationship with another person is relevant and you can be persuaded. a person influenced by someone he or she likes or looks up to
• Internalization


  If the evidence of something is reliable and credible then you can be persuaded