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Psychology Press - Women and Men As Friends Monograph

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Description

Explore the complex dynamics of cross-sex friendships through this specialized monograph from Psychology Press. Part of the LEA's Series on Personal Relationships, this work provides a developmental look at how men and women interact as friends from early childhood through old age. By examining these connections across the entire life span, the text identifies how cross-sex friendships add unique value to an individual's social network. The research highlights the specific ways these relationships enrich social lives while also addressing the social and structural barriers that often prevent these friendships from forming at different stages of life. This book is designed to summarize key findings and provide practical recommendations on how to encourage healthy friendships between males and females. It serves as a detailed resource for understanding the evolution of social bonds in the 21st century.

Key Features

Provides a developmental perspective on cross-sex friendships from early childhood through old age.

Analyzes how these friendships enrich social networks in both generic and unique ways.

Identifies the social and structural barriers that interfere with friendship formation at every life stage.

Offers specific recommendations on how to encourage friendships between males and females throughout life.

Includes documented themes applied to corresponding stages of human development.

Part of the professional LEA's Series on Personal Relationships for academic depth.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 October 2001
Listed Since
23 December 2006

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