Establishment Of Friendships Research Articles

Establishment of Friendships Among Brazilian Twin Children: Differences as a Function of Sex and Dependence [Conference Presentation Abstract

Establishment of Friendships Among Brazilian Twin Children: Differences as a Function of Sex and Dependence [Conference Presentation Abstract

Analysis Of The Leadership Concept Of Maximus In The Movie Gladiator (2000) Using The Swot Theory Approach

Through the application of the SWOT theory, this study examines the leadership concept that Maximus portrays in the movie Gladiator (2000). The objective of this study is to determine the factors that influence the leadership of the primary protagonist, specifically focusing on their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The research methodology used in this study is a comprehensive examination of Maximus' behaviors and attributes as depicted in the film. The findings of the analysis indicate that Maximus possesses notable attributes in the realm of moral leadership and courage, which significantly contribute to his achievements within the film. Nevertheless, it is important to acknowledge that he possesses certain limitations, including a tendency for uncertainty and vulnerability. Moreover, Maximus draws on the chances presented by the establishment of friendships and the provision of support from other characters, ultimately enabling him to accomplish his objectives. The principal sources of danger arise from the protagonist's antagonists within the narrative. In summary, the leadership philosophy shown by Maximus in the film Gladiator can be seen as embodying the fundamental elements of the SWOT analysis framework. The findings of this analysis contribute to our comprehension of leadership dynamics within the framework of a cinematic story and offer valuable perspectives on the use of SWOT theory in the examination of fictional personas. The results mentioned above hold significance for comprehending leadership principles within the realm of popular culture and in the context of ordinary society.

Influential Factors in Friendship Establishment Decisions Instagram Users in the Disruptive Era

Influential Factors in Friendship Establishment Decisions Instagram Users in the Disruptive Era

Vizit Yu. Cedenbala v Kitaj 1952 g. v kontekste kitajsko-sovetskoj druzhby

With the establishment of friendship between China and the Soviet Union, Mongolia recognized the People's Republic of China and the two countries established formal diplomatic relations and exchanged ambassadors, and at the end of September 1952 a delegation led by the new leader of Mongolia, Yumjaagiyn Tsedenbal, arrived in China. This visit played an important role in the development of Sino-Mongolian relations, and the process of interaction between the two countries in 1952 and its results clearly showed that mutual political trust and high-level visits were important factors in the development of bilateral relations.

Contribution of Japanese Aid to the Development Process of Nepal

Japan is one of the developed nations of the world. It has provided various supports to the developing and under developed nations. Nepal established a friendship relationship with Japan in 1965. Since the time of friendship establishment, Japan has been playing a major role in the development process of Nepal. Loan assistance, technical supports, and grand assistance are provided by Japan to Nepal. Japanese aid is increasing in trend; however, the sector is changing on the basis of the priority of Nepal government. Japanese aid is basically used in human development and infra structure development. The result of the Japanese aid is effective in grass root level. The priority of the aid has brought positive changes in community. The study followed the mixed method and analyzed the collected data by through qualitative and quantitative research design. Numerical data were projected in table and figure other information mentioned through paragraph description. On the basis of data analysis and discussion, conclusion has been made. The portion of Japanese aid is high and the utilization ofthe aid has brought a positive impact on both human development and infrastructure development in Nepal.

Personality traits, self-efficacy, and friendship establishment: Group characteristics and network clustering of college students' friendships.

Friendship establishment was analyzed using constructs from social cognitive theory (self-efficacy and personality traits) and social network theory (reciprocity and triad closure). In further studies, we investigated the effect of personality traits, interpersonal self-efficacy, and network structure on the establishment of friendships. In this study, we used social network analysis method and exponential random graph model (ERGM). The following findings are reported. First, the friendship network of college students had small group characteristics, and the formation of this small group was more based on personality complementarity than similarity. The homogeneity hypothesis of personality was not tenable. Secondly, individuals with dominance or influence personality traits and high interpersonal self-efficacy were more likely to be in the center of the friendship network. Furthermore, personality traits and interpersonal self-efficacy may have interactive effects on the formation of friendship networks. Popularity and activity effects existed in friendship networks, but the reciprocal relationship based on personality traits was not verified. The balance structure can easily explain the agglomeration of friendships in a small range, indicating that small groups of friendships prefer a two-way circular close relationship. Finally, the formation of a friendship network includes the comprehensive process of individual characteristics and endogenous tie formation, which helps us to understand the social population structure and its process over a wider range.

Dampak Sosial Uang Panaik Terhadap Masyarakat Di Kabupaten Bone

This study has the aim of knowing the views of the people of Bone Regency about panaik money and the impact of panaik money on the community in Tanete Riattang District, Bone Regency. This type of research is field research using qualitative descriptive analysis through social and Islamic legal approaches.The results of the study indicate that panaik money is a custom of the Bugis community in Tanete Riattang District, Bone Regency, which describes a person's degree or prestige in his community. The impact of panaik money for the community in Tanete Riattang District, Bone Regency, has a positive impact and a negative impact. Positive impacts, namely; so that the men try and earnestly in earning a living or living expenses, lighten the burden on the women in organizing the wedding party and the establishment of friendship between the families of the prospective bride and groom. The negative impact itself is the occurrence of crossbreeding events, making it difficult to implement Islamic law on marriage, extravagance or rah-rah, and getting pregnant before marriage.This research implies that the government and local communities pay attention to the impact of panaik money culture, so that it does not have a broad negative impact, so it is necessary to educate the community so that they carry out customs according to the ability of the community and have a positive impact on human survival in the institution of marriage.

Fiqh Rulings Based on Modern Communication Select Mode

This research deals with the statement of jurisprudential of important social and family issues that are carried out through modern means of communication, The research included a statement of the concept of modern means of communication and its types, And an explanation of the Judgment of acquaintance and the establishment of friendships between a man and a woman, the judgment on looking at pictures of women, The Judgment on slander, insult and cursing through modern means of communication, and then a statement of the most important results extracted from the research

Making friends in Australia: expectations and experiences of Chinese international students in Australian secondary schools.

International students in the secondary school sector are a particularly vulnerable group due to their age and status as unaccompanied minors. The establishment of friendships is an important component of the adjustment for these students as they transition into their new school environments. This paper presents issues related to friendships, investigated as part of a larger study examining the motivations, expectations and experiences of international students from the People’s Republic of China studying in Australian secondary schools. Data were collected in two phases from 116 international students and 10 teachers using questionnaires and semi-structured interviews, and descriptive analyses employed. Because there is a paucity of information about the experiences of international secondary school students, this was an exploratory study that has contributed understanding of the lived experiences of a small group of international students from mainland China. The study identified that expectations regarding the establishment of friendships are not being met, and that international students from China are seeking more opportunities to form relationships with Australian peers. To reduce dissonance between expectations and experiences of studying in Australia, it is recommended that Australian schools work with both international and domestic students to provide authentic opportunities to build peer relationships.

Toward understanding the functions of peer influence: A summary and synthesis of recent empirical research.

Compelling evidence demonstrates that peer influence is a pervasive force during adolescence, one that shapes adaptive and maladaptive attitudes and behaviors. This literature review focuses on factors that make adolescence a period of special vulnerability to peer influence. Herein, we advance the Influence‐Compatibility Model, which integrates converging views about early adolescence as a period of increased conformity with evidence that peer influence functions to increase affiliate similarity. Together, these developmental forces smooth the establishment of friendships and integration into the peer group, promote interpersonal and intragroup compatibility, and eliminate differences that might result in social exclusion.

Реализация средств арт-педагогики: занятия оригами с длительно болеющими детьми

The article, based on the results of the personal practical experience of the author working with seriously ill children who are in hospitals and
 deprived of the opportunity to study in ordinary schools, reveals the effectiveness of using such a means of art pedagogy as origami. Classes on the design of various paper figures have a positive effect on child patients: they reduce the state of fear and anxiety, distract from pain, increase self-confidence, and contribute to the establishment of friendships. In the process of folding origami, in addition to the pleasure of getting a new model, children improve their knowledge in the field of geometry, develop spatial abilities, learn new concepts and properties.

Friendship barriers and supports: thoughts of young people with intellectual disabilities

ABSTRACT A great deal of research has been undertaken during the last few decades regarding the life experiences of young people with intellectual disabilities (ID). However, not much has specifically focused on the friendships of people with ID. This article aims to present the friendship experiences of young people with ID who are in their transition process to adult life. It focuses on their reflections on their own friendships, the presence these friendships have had and still have in their lives, and the strengths and difficulties –if any – in managing their friendships. 11 people aged 17–19 with ID were interviewed individually. This article also intends to identify and analyse those elements that have influenced in the establishment of friendships in the lives of young people with ID, focusing on the role that both professionals and families have had from the perspective of the young people with ID. It also presents the influence that the educational context has had on the friendships of young people with ID.

Perceptions of friendship among girls with Autism Spectrum Disorders

ABSTRACT Friendships have a central importance in childhood and adolescence, and the friendship demands on girls with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may be higher than for boys. Few previous studies have examined the experiences of friendship from the perspective of girls with ASD. A qualitative focus group methodology was used with ten adolescent girls with a confirmed diagnosis of ASD. The results indicate the high importance of friendship to the participants, with themes emerging about friendship establishment, how friendships transcend contexts, the experience of conflict in friendships, and friendship loss. The role of social media and mobile phone use on friendships was also examined. The themes that emerged in this study concur with, and elaborate on, the emerging literature on girls with ASD. The risks to friendships of school transitions and weak texting skills both emerged as potential targets for interventions to support girls with ASD during adolescence.

Stability and Fluidity in Friendship Patterns of Kindergarteners: Does Children’s Emotion Regulation and Maternal Friendship Management Matters?

Objective This two-wave study examined changes in kindergarteners' friendship patterns and their associations with emotion regulation and parental involvement in friendship management. Methods Participants were 275 5-year-old children (138 girls and 137 boys) attending kindergartens in Korea. Utilizing nomination methods, each child identified three children as his/her friends twice in 5 months. Teachers rated the children’s emotion regulation and mothers rated their involvement with children. The data were analyzed by descriptive statistics, t-tests, and logistic regressions. Results Children were classified into five groups according to their friendship stability in 5 months; stable, fluid, gain, loss, friendless. Kindergarteners with higher emotion regulation were more likely to belong to stable, fluid, gain and loss friendship groups than the friendless kindergarteners. Children whose mothers reported higher mediation and supervision in children’s friendship establishment were more likely to belong to the friendship gain group than the friendless group. Children whose mothers expressed higher levels of concerns and advice to children were more likely to be in the fluid group than the gain one. Conclusion Children’s dispositions to control emotions and the mothers’ involvement in children’s making friends facilitate children’s maintenance or making friendships. Keywords: friendship patterns, emotion regulation, parental involvement in children’s friendship

EXPLORING THE INTERDEPENDENCE BETWEEN VISUALLY IMPAIRED AND SIGHTED PEOPLE IN THE EARLY PHASE OF FRIENDSHIP

A person with visual impairment must resist anatomic, social, and cultural obstruction thus requiring other individuals to complete the activities that require a sense of sight. This situation encourages them to establish relations of friendship with sighted people, which is considered to be always present in whenever needed help. The existence of aid distribution indicates the idiosyncrasies of friendship between visual impairment and sighted people, as also indicates a tendency of dependencies. Thus, this study aims to explore the relationship patterns of interdependence in the early phase of friendship. This study used a qualitative method with descriptive phenomenology approach. This study uses in-depth interviews at the data collection stage involving six research informants; or three couples of friends. The credibility of the research uses the triangulation (significant other) and member checking. The underlying aspects of the establishment of friendship in the study include contact, appraisal, and instrumental activity assistance on the visually impaired party; as well as contact, attractiveness, and instrumental aid distribution on the sighted party. The aspect of instrumental aid distribution is idiosyncratic in this friendship. Frequentative instrumental aid distribution indicates the tendency of dependence on visually impaired party, as well as reflecting the entity of help on sighted party which directs the interdependence pattern relationship. Periodic instrumental aid distribution indicates the tendency of independence on visually impaired party, as well as reflecting the entity of altruism on sighted party which directs the independence pattern relationship.

Gateways to Friendships among Students who use AAC in Mainstream Primary School

This study explores the personal characteristics that influence the establishment of friendships among seven students who use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and fellow students in primary school. Students using AAC, fellow students, parents, and school staff were interviewed about how the students established friendships at school. The results revealed that students using AAC and fellow students exerted agency in friendship establishment by showing clear preferences for people and activities. Fellow students reported a larger number of personal as well as interactional qualifiers for friendship than students who used AAC. Implications of the findings are discussed.

User Intended Privacy Preserving Models in Online Social Networks

The proposed system introduces new social network privacy management models and it measures their human effects. Here it introduces a mechanism using clustering techniques which helps users to group their friends using policy management. Then it introduces new privacy management model which will give policies to other friends to find similar friends in the network. And thereby explored various ways that help users to find example friends. In addition, it will help to find privacy management models which can be further enhanced and also it helps to detect privacy sentiment of user. Assistant friend grouping will be done for effective friendship establishment. In a network user privacy will be maintained by setting privacy techniques. Privacy management models can be routinely customized to the privacy sentiment and done according to the needs of the user.

Foreign Guests in Ancient Greece

Xenía was a special relationship between a foreign guest and his host in Ancient Greece. The ritual of hosting a foreigner included an exchange of objects, feasting, and the establishment of friendship between people from different social backgrounds. This relationship implied trust, loyalty, friendship, and mutual aid between the people involved. Goods and services were also exchanged without any form of payment. There were no formal laws governing xenía – it was based entirely on a moral appeal. Mutual appreciation between the host and the guest was established during the ritual, but the host did retain a certain level of superiority over the guest. Xenía was one of the most important institutions in Ancient Greece. It had a lot of features and obligations similar to kinship and marriage. In literary sources the word xénos varies in meaning from “enemy stranger”, “friendly stranger”, “foreigner”, “guest”, “host” to “ritual friend”, and it is often hard to tell which usage is appropriate in a given passage. The paper describes the emphasis on hospitality towards foreigners. It presents an example of a depiction indicating xenía is presented, as well as several objects which were traded during the ritual. The paper also addresses the importance of hospitality in Greek drama in general, especially with examples of violations of the hospitality code.

Foreign Guests in Ancient Greece

Xenía was a special relationship between a foreign guest and his host in Ancient Greece. The ritual of hosting a foreigner included an exchange of objects, feasting, and the establishment of friendship between people from different social backgrounds. This relationship implied trust, loyalty, friendship, and mutual aid between the people involved. Goods and services were also exchanged without any form of payment. There were no formal laws governing xenía – it was based entirely on a moral appeal. Mutual appreciation between the host and the guest was established during the ritual, but the host did retain a certain level of superiority over the guest. Xenía was one of the most important institutions in Ancient Greece. It had a lot of features and obligations similar to kinship and marriage. In literary sources the word xénos varies in meaning from “enemy stranger”, “friendly stranger”, “foreigner”, “guest”, “host” to “ritual friend”, and it is often hard to tell which usage is appropriate in a given passage. The paper describes the emphasis on hospitality towards foreigners. It presents an example of a depiction indicating xenía is presented, as well as several objects which were traded during the ritual. The paper also addresses the importance of hospitality in Greek drama in general, especially with examples of violations of the hospitality code.

Community Core Evolution in Mobile Social Networks

Community detection in social networks attracts a lot of attention in the recent years. Existing methods always depict the relationship of two nodes using the temporary connection. However, these temporary connections cannot be fully recognized as the real relationships when the history connections among nodes are considered. For example, a casual visit in Facebook cannot be seen as an establishment of friendship. Hence, our question is the following: how to cluster the real friends in mobile social networks? In this paper, we study the problem of detecting the stable community core in mobile social networks. The cumulative stable contact is proposed to depict the relationship among nodes. The whole process is divided into timestamps. Nodes and their connections can be added or removed at each timestamp, and historical contacts are considered when detecting the community core. Also, community cores can be tracked through the incremental computing, which can help to recognize the evolving of community structure. Empirical studies on real-world social networks demonstrate that our proposed method can effectively detect stable community cores in mobile social networks.