Student's Book 01: Close to You
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What behavior does the listening woman exhibit towards her sad friend in the café?

She listens carefully and hands her a tissue.

What commonalities do people typically share with their friends according to psychologists?

They often share background, opinions, interests, personality, and physical appearance.

Why are good friends considered hard to find?

Real friends are rare, and many social media contacts are just acquaintances.

What question does the author raise about online friendships?

<p>The author questions whether online friends are real people or fake identities.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is ultimately defined as a 'good friend' in the text?

<p>A good friend is someone who is fun to be with and reliable.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the interaction between the two women in the café illustrate about friendship?

<p>It illustrates the importance of being supportive and empathetic in a friendship.</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to psychologists, what do people tend to have in common with their friends?

<p>People tend to share similar backgrounds, opinions, interests, and even physical appearance.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What challenge does social media present in forming real friendships?

<p>Social media makes it difficult to distinguish real friends from mere acquaintances or fake identities.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the saying 'opposites attract' suggest, and what does the content imply about it?

<p>The saying suggests that people with different characteristics are drawn to each other, but the content implies this is often not true.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What two qualities differentiate good friends from acquaintances according to the text?

<p>Good friends are those with whom you can be open and rely on.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

The Essence of Friendship

  • Psychologist Rola Salameh explores the dynamics and significance of friendship in human connections.
  • A poignant scene depicts two women in a café; one is distressed, while the other provides silent support by handing her a tissue.

Criteria for Compatibility

  • People tend to connect with others who share similar backgrounds, interests, and even physical characteristics.
  • Evidence suggests that people with similar traits, such as wearing glasses, often gravitate towards one another.
  • The idea that opposites attract is challenged; friendships often flourish among those with shared passions, such as sports.

Evaluating Friendships

  • The distinction between friends and acquaintances is crucial; genuine friends are characterized by openness and reliability.
  • Social media may offer numerous contacts, but the authenticity of these relationships is often questionable.
  • Concerns about online friendships include the uncertainty of an individual’s true identity and the possibility of fake personas.

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This quiz evaluates your understanding of the article by psychologist Rola Salameh on the theme of friendship. Answer questions based on the reading to see how well you grasp the concepts presented about friendship dynamics.

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