Interpersonal

Interpersonal
Relationship
Relationship
Types
Types

A U L I A / A R D E L I A
R I V A L D O / S O P H I A
FRIENDSHIP RELATIONSHIP
 FRIENDSHIP IS AN INTERPERSONAL
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO
INTERDEPENDENT PERSONS THAT IS
MUTUALLY PRODUCTIVE
AND
CHARACTERIZED BY MUTUAL POSITIVE
REGARD.
 FRIENDSHIP TYPES

Friendship of reciprocity

Friendship of receptivity

Friendship of association
 FRIENDSHIP NEEDS

UTILITY

AFFIRMATION
EGO SUPPORT

STIMULATION

SECURITY
FRIENDSHIP & COMMUNICATION
CONTACT

INVOLVEMENT

CLOSE AND INTIMATE FRIENDSHIP

 FRIENDSHIP

CULTURE

GENDER

TECHNOLOGY
LOVE RELATIONSHIP
 LOVE TYPES

EROS:beauty & sexuality

LUDUS :entertainment&excitement

STORGE:peaceful& slow

PRAGMA:practical&traditional

MANIA:elation&depression

AGAPE:compassionate&selfless
 TIGA TAHAPAN UTAMA

First stage: Eros, mania, dan lupus

(initial attraction)

Second stage: Storge

(as the relationship develops)

Third stage: Pragma

(as relationship bonds develop)

 LOVE & COMM

E x a g g e r a t e b e l o v e d s v i r t u e

Minimize faults
Share emotions and experiences

Communication includes secrets

Create personal words or phrases

Engage in significant self-disclosure

Highly aware of what is and is not appropriate to say

 LOVE & CULTURE

LOVE & GENDER

LOVE & TECHNOLOGY

FAMILY RELATIONSHIP
CHARACTERISTIC OF FAMILIES

CONTACT

RECOGNITION OF RESPONSIBILITIES

SHARED HISTORY AND FUTURE

SHARED LIVING PLACE

COUPLE TYPES

TRADITIONAL: share a basic belief system

and philosophy of life, holds traditional
gender roles, seldom role conflicts

INDEPENDENT: individual identity is more

important than relationship, values time
a l o n e , d o e s n t f e a r c o n f l i c t

SEPARATE: relationship as
convinience, little desire to be
t o g e t h e r , n o w e
 FAMILY TYPES

INDICATOR: conformity & conversation

CONSENSUAL: high conformity, high conversation

PROTECTIVE: high conformity, low conversation

PLURALISTIC: low conformity, high conversation

LAISSEZ-FAIRE: low conformity, low conversation

 FAMILY& COMM

The Equality Pattern

Balanced Split Pattern

The Unbalances Split Pattern

The Monopoly Pattern

 FAMILIES

CULTURE

GENDER

TECHNOLOGY
WORKPLACE RELATIONSHIP
WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION

KOMUNIKASI LATERAL

KOMUNIKASI KEATAS

KOMUNIKASI DOWNWARD

KOMUNIKASIGRAPEVINE
GENERAL COMMUNICATION GUIDELINES
NETWORKING RELATIONSHIP
MENTORINGRELATIONSHIP
ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP AT WORK

ADVANTAGE :
Office romances can
lead to greater work
satisfaction

DISADVENTAGE :
Workplace romantic
relationships may
cause problems for
management
THE DARK SIDE OF RELATIONSHIP

JEALOUSY

VIOLANCE

BULLYING
 JEALOUSY

Part of jealousy:
Jealousy is a feeling
Cognitive Jealousy
we have when we feel
Emotional Jealousy
our relationship is in
Behavioral Jealousy
danger due to some
rival
 BULLYING

Bullying consists of
abusive acts repeatedly
committed by one
person (or group)
against another.
 VIOLENCE

Types of Relationship Violence

Verbal or emotional abuse

Pysical Abuse
Sexual Abuse
 VIOLENCE

Types of Relationship Violence

THANK YOU!

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