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Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2018
Friendship is the single most important factor influencing our health, well-being, and happiness. Creating and maintaining friendships is, however, extremely costly, in terms of both the time that has to be invested and the cognitive mechanisms that underpin them. Nonetheless, personal social networks exhibit many constancies, notably in their size and
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Friendship is the single most important factor influencing our health, well-being, and happiness. Creating and maintaining friendships is, however, extremely costly, in terms of both the time that has to be invested and the cognitive mechanisms that underpin them. Nonetheless, personal social networks exhibit many constancies, notably in their size and
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Journal of Regional Science, 2006 ABSTRACT This paper develops a model of social networks different from those presented in the recent literature. In contrast to existing models, the level of investment in link formation is a continuous decision variable, and links form stochastically rather than deterministically, with the probability depending on the noncooperative investment choices
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Journal of Lesbian Studies, 1999
SUMMARY In contrast to the monogamous model for sexual relationships (including those of lesbians) in western society, friendships are permitted to be polyamorous. However, friendships do not receive the level of salience and priority that sexual relationships do. This article focuses on three issues that keep lesbians from prioritizing friendships: (1)
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SUMMARY In contrast to the monogamous model for sexual relationships (including those of lesbians) in western society, friendships are permitted to be polyamorous. However, friendships do not receive the level of salience and priority that sexual relationships do. This article focuses on three issues that keep lesbians from prioritizing friendships: (1)
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The Journal of Social Psychology, 1969
(1969). The Criteria for Friendship. The Journal of Social Psychology: Vol. 78, No. 1, pp. 109-112.
L H, Krieger, W D, Wells
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(1969). The Criteria for Friendship. The Journal of Social Psychology: Vol. 78, No. 1, pp. 109-112.
L H, Krieger, W D, Wells
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Friendship and Adjustment: A Focus on Mixed-Grade Friendships
Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 2009Research on friendship and adjustment has traditionally focused on same-sex, same-grade, and same-school peers. Recent evidence, however, suggests that many adolescents have other-sex and other-school friends that significantly impact their adjustment. The purpose of this study was to examine young adolescents' experiences with mixed-grade friendships (
Julie C, Bowker, Sarah V, Spencer
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Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology, 1990
Ill health is an ever present possibility in the lives of apparently fit and active elderly people. Together, members of the elderly peer group establish norms of sickness behaviour and monitor each other's performance in terms of collective standards.
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Ill health is an ever present possibility in the lives of apparently fit and active elderly people. Together, members of the elderly peer group establish norms of sickness behaviour and monitor each other's performance in terms of collective standards.
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The American Mathematical Monthly, 2002
(2002). The Friendship Theorem. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 109, No. 2, pp. 192-194.
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(2002). The Friendship Theorem. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 109, No. 2, pp. 192-194.
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Touching Friendship beyond Friendship: Friendship and Citizenship in Global Politics
Alternatives: Global, Local, Political, 2001This article explores the relationship between friendship and citizenship in the theory of international relations/international ethics. Citizenship has come to be increasingly important as our understanding has moved from state-centric approaches to embrace the importance of individuals as knowing subjects, as rights holders, and as agents.
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