Summary
Mahzad Hojjat, Anne Moyer: The Psychology of Friendship
The Psychology of Friendship provides a detailed overview of theory and research on one of the most fundamental and significant forms of close human relationships. Through the sixteen chapters of this book, the reader will discover the bright and dark sides of friendships. What does it mean to be someone's friend? What role do friendships play in personal development and identity formation? How can we build bridges of friendship that overcome racial, ethnic, gender and orientation differences?
The book also explores the secrets of long-lasting friendships - how to nurture and maintain them over time. How do friendships change and develop through different life stages, from childhood to late adulthood? What happens when friendship encounters obstacles and challenges? And finally, the book illuminates the deep connection between quality friendships and mental health.
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