Vol: 8, Issue: 4 2018

Page: 1-13

Social Relationships: An Evolution in Adulthood

Dr. Radhika Kapur

Received Date: 2018-08-21

Accepted Date: 2018-09-15

Published Date: 2018-10-10

For the progress and wellbeing of the individuals, development of social relationships is important. Formation of social relationships takes place between individuals, belongingtodifferent backgrounds and categories. Forming social relationships in an effective manner and establishing communication terms with each other proves to be beneficial to the individuals, belonging to all age groups. The formation of emotional bonds takes place first with members of the families and then at a later stage, an individual begins to develop ties with teachers, friends, colleagues, supervisors and employers. The people whom oneis close to, especially those with whom he spends time during the childhood stage, are significant in forming ones attitudes, behaviour and beliefs. The main purpose of this research paper is to understand the significance of social relationships and how they influence the wellbeing of the individuals. Emphasis is placed upon this aspect with regards to the individuals, belonging to all age groups. Shop around. The best Swiss iwc fake watches UK with high quality are here. Read more details if you want.
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