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    Interpersonal relationships can take many forms and be between any number of people. They are based on close associations that range from brief to enduring and occur in various contexts like family, friendship, marriage, work, community and places of worship. Relationships are regulated by norms and form the basis of social groups and society. The document outlines several types of key interpersonal relationships including friendships, romantic relationships, platonic relationships, family relationships, and professional relationships.

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    Interpersonal Relationships

    Akanksha Verma
    Neetu Chandravadan
    G. Navya Olive
    Jagadish Chowdary
    K. Veda
    SAIMAHESH Y
    221710313002,08,
    12,30,61,64
    What is Interpersonal Relationship?

    • It is a strong, deep, or close association or acquaintance between two or more


    people that may range in duration from brief to enduring

    • The context can vary from family or kinship relations, friendship, marriage, relations
    with associates, work, clubs, neighborhoods, and places of worship

    • Relationships may be regulated by law, custom, or mutual agreement, and form


    the basis of social groups and of society as a whole

    • This association may be based on inference, love, solidarity, support,


    regular business interactions, or some other type of social
    connection or commitment
    Various kinds of Interpersonal Relationships

    • Friendships

    • Love

    • Platonic Relationships

    • Family Relationships

    • Professional Relationships
    Friendship
    • Friendship is an unconditional interpersonal relationship where individuals
    enter into by their own sweet will and choice

    • Friendship is a relationship where there are no formalities and individuals


    enjoy each other’s presence

    • Friendship can be between:


     Man and a woman
     Man and man
     Woman and woman

    • Transparency is the most essential factor for a stable friendship

    • Feelings like ego, jealousy, hatred, anger do not exist in friendship

    • The entire relationship of friendship revolves around trust and give and take

    • No relationship can be one sided and same with friendship


    Romantic Relationships
    This kind is characterized by passion, intimacy, trust and respect which is called
    love

    • Case - 1
    Marriage happens when two individuals in love decide to take their relationship to
    the next level

    Marriage is a kind of formalized relationship where two individuals decide to stay


    together life-long in a wed-lock

    Keys to a successful marriage:


    Understanding
    Love
    Passion
    Intimacy
    Respect
    Trust
    • Case - 2
    Two individuals might love each other but decide not to get
    married

    They are often called as boyfriend and girlfriend. They may or


    may not stay together

    If they stay together without formally getting married, they are


    said to enter a live in relationship

    Individuals staying at far off places but in a relationship are said


    to be in a long distance relationship

    • Case - 3
    Individuals not getting along might decide to end the
    relationship for a better future
    Platonic Relationships

    • A relationship between two individuals without any feelings or sexual


    desire for each other is called a platonic relationship

    • In such a relationship, a man and a woman are just friends and do


    not mix love with friendship

    • These might end in romantic relationship with both the partners


    developing mutual love and falling for each other
    Family Relationships

    • These include the individuals related with blood relations or


    marriage

    • They are said to form a family

    • They can be:


     Parent-Child relationship
     Siblings
     Relatives
     Cousins
    Professional Relationship

    • Also called as work relationships

    • Individuals working together for the same organization are said to


    share a professional relationship

    • Individuals sharing a professional relationship are called colleagues

    • Colleagues may or may not like each other


    Thank You

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