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Behavioural Expectations in Different Relationships - Jacob

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Behavioural Expectations in Different Relationships - Jacob

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Family: Depending on general family standards and the type of family, family-based relationships will often incorporate key components from other relationships but appropriated into the correct context. The following points are elements that are usually incorporated into familial relationships:

Love

Trust

Care

Support

Acceptance

Respect

Friends: Friends inherit some similarities from familial relationships and act as a more age-appropriate relationship with one or more people you are familiar with. Friendly relationships are essentially relationships based off of people who you are familiar with, you trust and are confident around. The following points are elements that can be found in friendly relationships.

Trust

Acceptance

Support

Honesty

Kindness

Romantic: Romantic relationships are nested between friendly and familial relationships with romantic relationships usually being associated with one person who you have become very familiar with and you love. The following points are elements found in romantic relationships.

Loyalty

Good Communication

Support

Love

Respect

Honesty

Understanding

Professional: Professional relationships are relationships that are associated with work or some form of professional relations with someone. This means that this type of relationship does not enter the realm of personal relationships and should be maintained as a professional relationship. The following points are elements that should be maintained in a professional relationship:

Acceptance

Respect

Politeness

Support

Understanding

Considerate

Peers: Peers are people around you who are not involved in personal relationships, nor are they involved in a professional relationship rather they are people who are involved in a class or educational institution. A mostly professional relationship should be kept with peers. The following points are elements that should be maintained in a professional relationship:

Respect

Understanding

Kindness

Support

Acquaintances: Acquaintances inherit the same types of characteristics of friend-based relationships as acquaintances stem from friends and people you are familiar with. The following points are elements present in an acquaintance-based relationship:

Respect

Politeness

Trust

Support

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Behavioural expectations in forms of relationships Krrish Kumar Gupta

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Behavioural expectations in forms of relationships Krrish Kumar Gupta

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Family
Decency
Mutual respect
Honor
Trust
Care
Affection
Loyalty
Privacy
Friends
Trust
Loyalty
Affection
Passion
Trust
Mutual respect
Romantic
Love
Trust
Compassion
Trust
Honesty
Listening to each-other
Mutual respect
Loyalty
Patience
Professional
Trust
Mutual respect
Listening to each-other
Peers
Mutual respect
Trust
Tolerance
Friendliness
Acquaintances
Mutual respect
Friendly

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Family - Supports you in anyway, loving, motivative, provider, considerate
Friends - Trustworthy, loyal, accepting, honest, understanding, considerate
Romantic - Intimate, honest, tender
Professional - Formal communication, respecting, accepting
Peers - supporting, respectful
Acquaintance - kind, helpful, respect

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Family - Manners, respect, care, honesty
Friends - Trust, honestly, support
Romantic - Trust, understanding, patience, respect
Professional - Professionalism, manners, respect
Peers - Respect, acceptance
Acquaintances - Manners, respect

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Family:
- Love and respect
- trust
unconditional love
Friends:
-respect
- friendly love
Romantic:
- Patience
- love
-respect
-loyalty
Professional:
- respect
-Kindness
Peers:
- Respect
-kindness
Acquaintances:
-respect
-kindness

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Refer to relationships/social situations below and post some behavioural expectations that exist in them -Elliana

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Refer to relationships/social situations below and post some behavioural expectations that exist in them -Elliana

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Family: Familial relationships provide care and support in everything with everyone in the relationship to help each other with needs.

Friends: Friendships are very important and requires both parties to be non-judgmental and trustworthy so you can share things with each other.

Romantic: A key component and expectation in romantic relationships is love and honesty to be able to tell each other the truth and confide in each other.

Professional: Relationships with employers and employees include always acting professionally and treating them respectfully.

Peers: A relationship with someone you are around but not very close with still needs aspects like politeness to be kind to one another and not be hurtful or rude.

Acquaintances: An acquaintance and yourself are expected to still behave friendly and nice to each other like you would show anybody else.

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Behavioural expectations in different relationships - Johnny 

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Behavioural expectations in different relationships - Johnny 

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Family:  Can vary depending on the family, though a familial relationship often has the same main expectations, including respect, love and care of all individuals in the relationship, acceptance, and support.

Friends: A good friendship will often include patience, respect, trust, and support.

Romantic: Romantic relationships must include loyalty, trust, care, support, and love and care, among other things.

Professional: Treat them as you would want someone to treat you. Always treat them with due respect and kindness and contribute where you can.

Peers: Although a relationship with a peer may not be serious, it is important that one still acts kind, supportive, and respectful to the peer.

Acquaintances: Although you may not even like this person, it is important you treat them like a human and show them the basic respect, honesty, support, and friendliness you would show to anyone.

Me when I observe good behaviour within a relationship:

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Family: Familial relationships provide care and support in everything with everyone in the relationship to help each other with needs.
- Love
- Care
- Support
- Providing for our needs
Friends: Friendships are relationships formed not through blood but through experience and similarities
- Trust
- Including
- Support
- Accepting
Romantic: romantic relationships come with support and mostly love.
- Love
- Loyalty
- Trusting
Professional:Professional relationships are solely for the purpose of getting your work done.
- Respect
- Accepting
- Consideration
Peers: Peer relationships provide a unique context in which children learn a range of critical social emotional skills, such as empathy, cooperation, and problem-solving strategies.
- Respectful
- Encouragement
- Acceptance
- Supportive
Acquaintances: An acquaintance is less intimate than a friend, like a person in your class whose name you know, but that's it.
- Friendly
- Respectful

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Behavioural expectations across different relationships  - Courtney 

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Behavioural expectations across different relationships  - Courtney 

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Professional relationships:
These are the relationships we form with colleagues and often our superiors such as bosses or employers. These relationships should include:
- Respect
- Acceptance
- Patience
- Tolerance

Familial relationships:
These relationships are bonds between relatives, they are often thought of as the relationships formed with immediate family and should include:
- Love
- Care
- Consideration
- Support
- Trust

Friendly relationships:
These relationships are recognised almost as the families we choose, and exist between people with compatible personalities, these relationships revolve around:
- Respect
- Trust
- Support
- Platonic love
- Honesty
- Care

Romantic relationships:
These relationships are formed between people who have a romantic love for each other, they require a lot of work and effort in order to function and tend to be more fragile than friendships or familial relationships, they should include:
- Love
- Care
- Acceptance
- Patience
- Trust
- Loyalty

Peer relationships:
These relationships are often formed by large groups of people who share a common activity, such as school, work or an extracurricular activity, they are based upon:
- Inclusion
- Respect
- Trust

Acquaintance relationships
These relationships are some of the most awkward and distanced out of all the possible human interconnections, they occur when you meet someone and know them briefly, but not well enough to classify as their friend, these should include:
- Respect
- Inclusion

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Family:
- Love
- Care
- Support
- Providing for our needs
Friends:
- Trust
- Including
- Support
- Accepting
Romantic:
- Love
- Loyalty
- Trusting
- Being able to be listened to
Professional:
- Respect
- Accepting
- Consideration
- Being able to voice your opinion
Peers:
- Respectful
- Encouragement
- Acceptance
- Supportive
Acquaintances
- Friendly
- Respectful
- Nice
- Including

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Behavioural Expectations and Relationships - Caitlyn

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Behavioural Expectations and Relationships - Caitlyn

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Family
- Love & Care
- Manners
Friends
- Trust
- Friendships
Romantic
- Love & Care
Professional
- Teach and educate
Peers
- Encourage
- Accept
Acquaintances
- Friendly
- Nice

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Behavioural Expectations and Relationships - Oscar

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Behavioural Expectations and Relationships - Oscar

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Family

A familial connection between people exists from the moment you are born. Each family, like every relationship, has their own individual expectations, from manners to cleanliness - but general expectation that apply to most families include mutual respect,  support and an unspoken duty of care for all those within it.

Friends

Friendships are complicated, each friendship comes with its own baggage and positives, many people will often have too high an expectation for a friendship, but it's important to respect both peoples' expectations for a relationship without being toxic, and you only get what you give when it comes to friendships, treating each other with respect and unconditional kindness and empathy.

Romantic

Romantic relationships are among the most important, and it is essential to be respectful towards your partner. It is important to respect each others boundaries and move at a pace that is comfortable for both parties. All relationships require respect, unconditional love, sacrifice, trust and great communication, loyalty and patience.

Professional

Professional relationships differ greatly from more personal ones, such as friends or family - in order to have a successful business relationship, it is important to respect boundaries, don't get too personal with bosses or work colleagues, as this can get in the way of work. It is important to respect other people in the workplace

Peers.

Being a part of a peer group is important - and makes it essential to be accepting and respectful to everyone, and to be inclusive towards everyone.

Acquaintances

Despite being very small, acquaintances are still an essential part of being a social person. Like most relationships, it's important to maintain a mutual respect.

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Task: Refer to relationships/social situations below and post some behavioural expectations that exist in them by clicking on the "+" icon.

Family.

Friends.

Romantic.

Professional.

Peers.

Acquaintances.

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Family:

•Love
•Trust
•Support
•Care
•Acceptance
•Patience
•Honesty
•Respect
Friends:
•Love
•Loyalty
•Care
•Trust
•Acceptance
• Tolerance
•Understanding
Romantic.
•Love
•Loyalty
•Honesty
•Understanding
•Communication
•Being able to share thoughts, concerns and opinions without fear of sever judgement.
• Sacrifice
Professional
• Friendliness
•Respect
• Accepting
•Knowing your boundaries and limits. Also understanding the relationship with someone in your office or work, is strictly professional.
Peers and Acquaintances.
• Understanding boundaries