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3 Kinds of Relationships

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Every relationship requires certain types of behavior if the relationship is to survive over time. We all have relationships with a variety of people during the course of the day, and each relationship places different burdens on both parties involved. Each relationship also involves a level of intimacy, a degree of freedom, and certain constraints. Each of these opportunities and limitations is expressed in the behaviors which help identify and maintain the relationship. Three such relationships are work relationships with a co-worker, romantic relationships, and family relationships.

Work relationships center on work, of course, and our personal work behaviors are vitally important in how we maintain relationship with co-workers. Each of us has our area of responsibility in the work situation, and fulfilling that responsibility is the first important behavior. In other words, we have to do our particular job so that our co-workers do not have to take up any slack left if we did not.

Punctuality is a related behavior which assures that we will fulfill our responsibilities so that someone else does not have to do it for us. It might not seem that punctuality is related directly to maintaining a relationship with a co-worker, but it is.

A willingness to help is an important behavior. We have to be willing to share our knowledge of the job and to assist our co-worker in completing his or her job just as we would want others to help us.

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heir separate lives. Avoid being too critical, since we can tear apart a relationship by overly criticizing the other person. This seems to set us up as arbiters of other people's behavior, and that is a bad position to assume because it is presumptuous and unjustified. Listening is an important behavior in a romantic relationship as in a business relationship. Listening does not mean just seeming to be listening or even just to hearing what the other person says. Listening also means understand what the other person says and taking it to heart so that the other person knows we care about their views. Being truthful is important in romantic relationships, and all of our behavior should be shaped with this in mind. We must not give false impressions, lie, or try to be someone we are not. Instead, we have to be truthful and to be willing to expose ourselves to the other person in a truthful manner. Courtesy is important in a romantic relationship, and this means that we do not take the other person for granted but instead treat them with the courtesy we would accord anyone we had just met. The tendency over time is to become too familiar with a person so that we no longer act as courteously as we would to a stranger, a
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