10 Questions
What is the main characteristic of a unique friendship according to the text?
Interdependence
Which type of need in friendships involves feeling safe in the relationship?
Security
What challenge arises in cross-sex/heterosexual friendships according to O'Meara (1989), when individuals see each other as potential dating partners?
Emotional bond challenge
Which need in friendships involves friends helping us see ourselves the way we want to be seen?
Ego support
What factor does NOT necessarily lead to the end of a friendship if the interaction stops?
Interdependence
What is one of the main challenges regarding equality between men and women in the workplace?
Unequal pay for the same work
What percentage of college students have had a sexual relationship with a friend?
60%
What is one of the main disadvantages of having a 'friends with benefits' relationship, according to the text?
Complicating the existing friendship
What is one reason why only 16% of participants in the study thought it was not possible to have a sexual relationship and be friends?
They believe sex belongs within romantic relationships
What is one reason why online friendships are easier to 'break-up' compared to face-to-face friendships?
Online friendships lack the physical presence
Explore the dynamics of friendships and groups, focusing on unique characteristics and interdependence. Understand how friendships evolve and serve various needs, including utility. Discover the importance of mutual positive regard and interconnectedness in fostering productive relationships.
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