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Interpersonal Relationships examines friendship and other close bonds from a psychological and sociological perspective. It discusses the underlying theories for why we seek these connections, the processes by which they develop, and the benefits they provide to our health and happiness. The book also addresses how relationships progress through various stages and reviews social and cultural variations that influence these patterns. Designed for students beginning advanced studies, it features educational tools to aid learning and exam preparation, making it a valuable resource for introductory psychology and sociology courses and for professionals in caring fields such as nursing.
First publish date: 2000
Genre: Psychology/Social Psychology
Authors: Diana Dwyer
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