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What do Physical Boundaries refer to?
What do Physical Boundaries refer to?
- Allocating time with peers
- Communicating preferences for communication methods
- Sharing personal thoughts and feelings
- Allowing others to be close physically (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a type of boundary discussed in the text?
Which of the following is NOT a type of boundary discussed in the text?
- Emotional Boundaries
- Mental Boundaries (correct)
- Communication Boundaries
- Time Boundaries
What do Time Boundaries refer to?
What do Time Boundaries refer to?
- Levels of involvement in group activities
- How individuals communicate with each other
- Sharing personal experiences
- Respecting each other's schedules (correct)
What is the essence of Communication Boundaries?
What is the essence of Communication Boundaries?
Social Boundaries are related to what aspect of interactions?
Social Boundaries are related to what aspect of interactions?
Which type of boundary involves the depth of emotional sharing one is comfortable with?
Which type of boundary involves the depth of emotional sharing one is comfortable with?
How do peer relations influence personal development and well-being?
How do peer relations influence personal development and well-being?
What do Emotional Boundaries relate to in peer relations?
What do Emotional Boundaries relate to in peer relations?
Which of the following is NOT an essential component of friendship according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT an essential component of friendship according to the text?
What do Social Boundaries in peer relations primarily relate to?
What do Social Boundaries in peer relations primarily relate to?
How do individuals set Time Boundaries with peers?
How do individuals set Time Boundaries with peers?
What is essential for healthy peer relationships, according to the text?
What is essential for healthy peer relationships, according to the text?
Which of the following is a characteristic of an abusive friendship?
Which of the following is a characteristic of an abusive friendship?
How do healthy friendships typically resolve conflicts?
How do healthy friendships typically resolve conflicts?
What can strengthen the bond between peers and promote a sense of belonging?
What can strengthen the bond between peers and promote a sense of belonging?
Why is accepting and respecting each other's differences crucial in peer relations?
Why is accepting and respecting each other's differences crucial in peer relations?
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Study Notes
Physical Boundaries
- Refers to personal space and physical touch
- Individuals have different comfort levels regarding physical closeness and types of touch they are comfortable with
Emotional Boundaries
- Relate to sharing personal thoughts, feelings, and experiences
- Individuals have boundaries regarding the depth of emotional sharing and level of vulnerability they are willing to expose
Time Boundaries
- Refer to how individuals allocate their time with peers
- Includes setting boundaries around frequency and duration of interactions, as well as respecting each other's schedules and commitments
Communication Boundaries
- Involve how individuals communicate with each other
- Includes respecting preferences for communication methods (e.g., in-person, text, social media) and boundaries around topics that are off-limits or sensitive
Social Boundaries
- Relate to social activities and engagements
- Individuals have boundaries regarding types of social events they are comfortable attending and level of involvement in group activities
Peer Relations
- Social connections individuals form with others in their age group or social circles
- Influence personal development and well-being through interactions, friendships, and support
Characteristics of Friendships
- Mutual respect and trust
- Shared interests and activities
- Emotional support and empathy
- Open communication and honesty
- Loyalty and reliability
- Conflict resolution skills
- Positive influence and encouragement
- Sense of belonging and inclusion
- Respect for boundaries
Acceptable Norms and Activities within Peer Relations
- Reciprocity: mutual respect, support, and reciprocity in relationships
- Conflict Resolution: open communication, empathy, and constructive conflict resolution
- Shared Interests and Activities: bonding over shared interests, hobbies, and activities
- Respect for Differences: accepting and respecting each other's differences
Boundaries and Consent
- Respecting personal boundaries and obtaining consent before engaging in activities or sharing personal information
Healthy vs. Abusive Friendship
Healthy Friendship
- Characterized by mutual respect, trust, and support
- Encourages individual growth and self-expression
- Involves shared enjoyment of activities and experiences
- Fosters open communication and conflict resolution
- Recognizes and respects personal boundaries and autonomy
Abusive Friendship
- Involves manipulation, control, or exploitation of one individual by the other
- May include emotional, verbal, or physical abuse
- Lack of respect for boundaries and consent
- Imbalance of power dynamics, with one individual exerting undue influence or dominance over the other
- Negatively impacts self-esteem, mental health, and overall well-being
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