Personal

Relationships
 Making time for one another is vital to keep the
relationship healthy and the process of give and take
are great ways to sustain a relationship
 Attraction
• a positive connection between two or
more people that share something in
common (interests, likes/dislikes, or
desires.)
• some qualities may catch someone's
attention that could spark a
relationship.
 Interpersonal
attraction
-a positive attitude or evaluation
regarding a particular person in
relation to different components
(characteristics)
like intimate relationships, family,
friends, colleagues.
 Physical
attractiveness
• Attractive people
draw out a more
positive first
impression
It can be influenced by culture, educational
background, social status, etc
Similarity
-refers to the group of people
who have the same interests,
likes/dislikes, passion etc.

-people having the same

qualities and vibes.
 Proximity
• refers to physical distance
with other people and it is
related to functional
distance (how often
people interact or
communicate with each
other).
 Reciprocity
(returned)
-refers to the people who have
the same feelings toward one
another or two each other.
 Love
• strong affection for another person
out of family, or personal ties.
• an assurance of affection
 Intimacy
-refers to affective variables such
as closeness, caring, and emotional
support.
 Passion
-refers to physiological and
affective variables like
physical attraction, emotional
responses that promote
physiological changes, and
sexual arousal.
 Commitment
-refers a cognitive process
and decision to dedicate
love to another individual
with the willingness to
keep the relationship lasts
 Secure
Attachment
Style
• a healthy style
wherein children
receive care and
attention.
 Anxious/
ambivalent
Attachment Style
• unhealthy style wherein
children are lacking
affection due to being
dependent on their parents.
Avoidant
Attachment Style
-it is when children are distant
to the parent/s, sometimes due
to unpleasant experiences.