Anatomy of Friendship

acceptance acquaintances Adler adolescence adults affection Alfred Adler Aristotle associative friends associative friendships attracted authoritarian personality Bartlett's familiar quotations behavior believed Brutus Carl Rogers Cassius characteristics child childhood Cicero client close friends close friendships communication concerned consider contacts Damon discussion Ego psychology empathic expected experiences favorable feel fondness Freud friendly relations friendly relationship friendship of reciprocity friendships of association give high school human Humanistic psychotherapy ideal important individual interactions interest intimacy intimate Jonathan Jonathan and David kind of friendship less loneliness loyalty means middle adulthood Montaigne one's Otto Rank parataxic distortion parents peers Phintias popular position problem psychology psychotherapy question receptive friendship reciprocal friendship Reisman & Shorr rejection response rewards Saul seems self-concept sense sexual share ship similar society someone suggest talk tend therapists therapy tion understanding York young adulthood youngsters