16 Questions
At what age do children typically exhibit momentary physical interaction, according to Selman?
Between 3 and 6 years
What is a characteristic of a child in stage 1 of friendship development?
They may put up with a not so nice friend, just to have a friend.
What is a key feature of stage 2 of friendship development?
Fair-weather cooperation and expectation of reciprocity
What is the typical age range for children in stage 3 of friendship development?
Between 8 and 15 years
What is the primary basis of friendships in stage 0, according to Selman?
Circumstances, such as living nearby
What is a possible consequence of a child not reciprocating a favor in stage 2 of friendship development?
The child will break off the friendship
What is a characteristic of friendships in stage 0?
They are based on circumstances.
Why do children in stage 1 sometimes put up with a not-so-nice friend?
Because they want to have a friend, no matter what.
What is a key aspect of a friend in stage 3?
Someone you can tell secrets to.
What is the main difference between stage 1 and stage 2?
Concern with fairness.
What is the typical age range for children in stage 1?
Five to nine years old.
What is the primary reason children in stage 2 may break off a friendship?
If the friend doesn't reciprocate a favor.
What is a characteristic of friendships in stage 1?
They are based on one-way assistance.
At what age do children typically start to show concerns about fairness in friendships?
Seven years old.
What is the main difference between stage 0 and stage 1?
Basis of the friendship.
What is a characteristic of children in stage 2?
They are concerned with fairness and reciprocity.
Explore Selman's five stages of friendship, from early childhood to adulthood, including momentary physical interaction and one-way assistance. Learn how friendships evolve and develop over time. Understand the characteristics of each stage and how they impact our relationships.
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