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    China Harris Chapter#8 Professor Name: Lyons Subject Name: SSPE201 22 march 2016 Healthy Relationships Healthy relationships allow two people to feel supported and connect to one another while also feeling equally independent and free. Communication and boundaries are the two major parts of a healthy relationship. Two people in a relationship with each other should be able to feel free enough to voice their opinions. Communication allows partners to treat each other with respect, speak openly

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    Healthy Relationships Interpersonal Communication Dawn Wissinger September 7th, 2011 ABSTRACT To have a healthy relationship you must learn how to make that happen. There are five guidelines that must occur in order to make a relationship successful. When these guidelines are applied to personal, social, and professional relationships then you will be able to create a healthy one and maintain that relationship. Below you will read which ones I have found personally worked for me and how they

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    What is a healthy relationship? healthy relationship What makes a relationship a healthy relationship? What makes a relationship a healthy relationship? Is it love? Suprisingly no. Some relationships are lovable but destructive for both partners. Is it sex? Well for some sex is not a reason to stay in relationship even if it's great. Then there are long distance relationships where lack of sex is a must, but couples still remain in a relationship. What makes a healthy relationship? What makes

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    RELATIONSHIPS 1. Understanding Healthy Relationships What is a relationship? Relationships are relation that are based on some commonly accepted values like , respect, honesty, which we also except from others as well. 2. HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP Now the question arise what is a healthy relationship? Healthy relationships result in a balance between mental-emotional, social, and physical Healthy relationship can be said to be a shared responsibility and requires effective communication between

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    Components of a Healthy Close Relationship Relationships of all sorts are important to a healthy lifestyle. Whether it is close friends, family, or a significant other, humans physically need the benefits of a relationship to survive. All relationships are different and unique, but in order to have a successful and rewarding relationship, it must be a healthy one. Throughout the duration of Psychology of Close Relationship class and outside research, I have gathered what a good relationship consists of

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    Relationships can be with many different people including boyfriend, girlfriend, family, friend, neighbor, teacher, and so on, but all these relationships can be classified as one of two types: healthy or unhealthy. Healthy relationships allow both individuals in the relationship to feel like they are encouraged and connected to one another, but at the same time they should feel independent. In a healthy relationship, basically both people feel good about themselves. Communication and boundaries

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    Angelica Bravo December 2, 2015 Aaron Bannister Final Essay Relationships A relationship is a commitment a person makes when making the decision of being with that person. Just like any relationship there is going to be good times and bad times but the reason why we have unhealthy relationships is because we get used to having our relationship a certain way that we don’t bother to put any effort into making it better. There seems to be a trend that most couples are only romantic and sweet in the

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    Healthy relationships What are the keys to a healthy relationship? To have a healthy relationship there are many key factors that can affect a healthy relationship. Effective relationships need positive communication, the ability to listen to each other, respect, equal rights, acting responsibly and being able to have your own life. These key factors are necessary to a healthy relationship. In this article we will discuss and explain the importance of these factors and discuss why they are vital

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    AM I IN A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP? 7 Signs of a Healthy Relationship Mutual Respect Mutual respect is how when you and your significant other understand and realize each other’s strengths and weaknesses. They are also able to value each other and understand them, they would never challenge and cross the other person’s boundaries. Trust Trust is when your partner and yourself can trust that you are being honest and that there is a level of trust and understanding. Sometimes being jealous is ok, but

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    The're many ways to keep a good healthy relationship. The three most important ones are to have stuff common, understand and respect one another, and to just always be there for them when they need you the most. That's including with all different types of relationships. It is important to have to stuff in common because if you have nothing in common then what's the point into talking to them. When I first met my boyfriend Derek, I was at church with a friend that's really good friends

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