1. NAME : SUHAILAH BINTI ZAINAL ABIDIN
MATRIC’S
NO. : 2010443028
GROUP : BM111 5A
LECTURER’S NAME: MS. NORULHUDA TAJUDDIN
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4. E TR AY
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5. OR
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6. L OY AL ???
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7. DEFINITION
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8. FRiEndship
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9. is a between two individuals are
commonly assumed to be
reciprocal in nature (Vaquera &
Kao, 2007).
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10. reciprocal is one of the
expectations about affective
relations (Laursen, 1993).
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11. B ETR AY AL
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12. is the sense of being harmed by
the intentional actions or
omissions of a trusted person
(Rachman, 2009).
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13. Y A L
LO
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14. is faithful to a
person
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16.  The Promise Breaker
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17.  The Double-crosser
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18.  The Self-absorbed
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19.  The Discloser
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20.  The Competitor
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21.  The Fault-finder
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22. The Promise Breaker
This friend constantly
disappoints you or breaks
promises
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23. The Double-crosser
When a close or best
friend stops speaking to
you and you never find out
why.
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24. The Self-absorbed
Does not care, she listens
to you only because she is
waiting to speak.
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25. The Discloser
When you say to this
friend, "This is just
between us," she nods her
head but unfortunately that
promise will last only as
long as it takes her to get
to her phone or e-mail.
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26. The Competitor
Too much competition
between friends
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27. The Fault-finder
Being criticized
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28. HOw TO GET
OvEr a
FrIEND's
BETrayal
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29.  Determineif the whole thing was a
misunderstanding.
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30.  Keep things in perspective.
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31.  Bewilling to forgive despite your
anger.
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32. Consider whether or not you want
to maintain a friendly relationship
with the person.
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33.  Tryto relax and take some time
alone.
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34.  Think about how they feel.
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36. It takes
True years to We have to
friendships master the learn how
are ability to to choose
difficult to create non friend
find. sexual skillfully.
closeness.
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41.  Honest
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42.  Fun, unique and interesting
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43.  Attentive and adaptable
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44.  Supportive of you and your goals
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45.  A friend you can trust
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46.  Makes it clear that they care about
you
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47.  Sticks with you in good times and
bad
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48. Accepts you for who you are, even
when you're being a butthead
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49. Julius Caser had said in his poem
that friend "like a bridge over
troubled waters". If we cannot
count on our friends to pull us
through, then who can we count
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51. FRIENDSHIP
IS NOT A
GAME TO
PLAY.
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52. IT IS NOT A
WORD TO
SAY.
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53. IT DOESN’T
START ON
MARCH &
ENDS ON
MAY.
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54. IT IS
TOMORROW,
YESTERDAY,
TODAY &
EVERYDAY.
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55. COnCLUsiOn
So in conclusion, it is not easy to us to
become a good friend or loyal friend.
But we should try our best to become a
good friend. After you read this slide,
now you can measure who you are. It’s
loyal friend or betrayal friend. Thank
you.
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56. REFEREnCEs
Cohen, L. M.. Friendship and Creativity. Encyclopedia of Creativity (Second Edition),
538–541. Retrieved from http://www.sciencedirect.com
French, R. & et all. (2009). Betrayal and friendship. Society and Business Review, 4(2).
Retrieved from http://www.emeraldinsight.com
Michael, A. M. S. Friendships. Retrieved from:
http://www.burnsurvivorsttw.org/stories/friendship.html
Rachman, S. (2010). Betrayal: A psychological analysis. Behavior Research and
Therapy, 48(4), 304–311. Retrieved from http://www.sciencedirect.com
Vaquera, E. & Kao, G. (2008). Do you like me as much as I like you? Friendship
reciprocity and its effects on school outcomes among adolescents. Social Science
Research, 37(1), 55–72. Retrieved from http://www.sciencedirect.com
Yager, J. (2011). 6 Types of Toxic Friends and How You Can Deal with Them. Retrieved
from: http://www.ivillage.com
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57. THE END
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