 Good Afternoon!  Are YOU my FRIEND? Group accordingly based on the characteristics given. Same interest as you. Same recreational activities as you.

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 Good Afternoon!

 Are YOU my FRIEND? Group accordingly based on the characteristics given. Same interest as you. Same recreational activities as you. Someone who can lean on What did you learn in the activity? Do you treat people in the same manner as the other?

FRIENDSHIP Plays an important role in an individual’s development Friends should be a positive influence Adolescents can identify themselves with friends and explore the world outside her or her family when they rely on peers for social contacts and emotional support

FUNCTIONS Companionship Stimulation Physical support Intimacy affection Social comparison Ego support

How to build friendships and other fulfilling relationships? Focus on building a connection with people Embrace your similarities and accept your differences Believe in yourself and be yourself Nurture friendship by investing time and effort on them Be a good listener