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Friendships
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Lasting Friendships Common Interests Loyalty Empathy Dependability Reciprocity Caring
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Empathy Being able to understand what someone else is feeling
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Ways to Meet New People Join a club/group Join someone in a worthwhile activity Make yourself more interesting
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Making Conversation Ask open-ended questions Pay attention to what the other person is saying and respond to it Speak with enthusiasm Avoid controversial topics
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Rejection Rejection can be painful It can shake your self-esteem and self- concept It can cause your to wonder “What’s wrong with me?”
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Can Rejection be a Positive? Yes, it can alert a person to traits that may be obstacles to building relationships
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Strong Friendships Continue showing the qualities that helped the friendship begin Make time for each other Confide Communicate honestly
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Teen Friendships As children, friends are chosen that are like themselves As Teens, people appreciate differences and form deeper relationships
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Clique A clique is a small exclusive group It can be formed by accident or by people who want to be around others who are like themselves
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Cliques can be Damaging Some are rejected Creates peer pressure Forms a group identity that can interfere with other relationships Leads to negative behavior
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Take a Stand Against Cliques Include a wide variety of friends Treat others with respect and kindness Don’t let the clique be any more influential than you want it to be
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Benefits of Friends of Different Ages It broadens understanding of themselves and the world Teaches new ideas Provides someone to look up to
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What causes friends to grow apart? Changes in interests Experiences Outlooks Spending less time together
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Benefits of long lasting friendships Becoming a friend changes you Opens you up to others Strengthens qualities that improve your character Teaches you the joy of sharing and giving to others
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