Friendship Pattern as a Correlate of Age and Gender Differences among Urban Adolescents

Pauriyal, Kavita; Sharma, Seema; Gulati, Jatinder K.

doi:10.1080/09737189.2011.11885335

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“…Male friendship characteristics do not focus on care, prioritize logic, think globally, and make males easier to forgive. Males tend to get along competitively, test friend's loyalty, comparing physical ability and size (Pauriyal et al, 2011). Unlike males, females tend to communicate in friendship more and are likely to hide the feeling away.…”

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“…The peer group has a vital role in adolescent friendship relations change. Adolescents emphasized two kinds of friendship characteristics; first, adolescents try to seek psychological closeness and mutual understanding between friends; second, adolescents want their friends to be loyal (Pauriyal, Sharma, & Gulati, 2011). Jones and Dembo (1989) define friendship intimacy as closeness to best friend, through expressing feeling, honesty, loyalty, willingness to share, enjoyment of friendship, trust, and attachment.…”

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Correlation Between Forgiveness and Adolescence Friendship Intimacy Moderated by Gender

Aisyah

Agung

2020

Jurnal Psikologi

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Friendship intimacy is one of the critical developing aspects of adolescence. Previous research shows that forgiveness has a vital role in the interpersonal relationship. This research aims to find a correlation between forgiveness and adolescent friendship intimacy based on gender. Research’s participant consists of 250 teenagers (125 male and 125 female, M = 16.2, SD = .7, with 15-18 years old age range) in a Pekanbaru school. The sample was collected through convenience sampling. This study used the Friendship Intimacy Scale with α = .82 and Forgiveness Scale, with α = .94. Based on data analysis, a product-moment correlation shows a positive correlation between forgiveness and adolescence friendship intimacy (r = .273, p < .01), which means the higher the level of individual forgiveness is, the higher the friendship intimacy become. The moderator variable analysis shows that gender becomes a relationship moderator variable between forgiveness and adolescence friendship intimacy (p < .01), which means that correlation between forgiveness and friendship intimacy is more substantial on males than females.

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Correlation Between Forgiveness and Adolescence Friendship Intimacy Moderated by Gender

Aisyah

Agung

2020

Jurnal Psikologi

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Paauglių identiteto raidos, tėvų naudojamų auklėjimo stilių ir diferencijavimosi sąsajos

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Justickis²

2016

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Relationship with parents and quality of this relationship take an essential role in the process of an adolescent's identity development, yet the pathways linking parenting styles to adolescent's identity development are not well understood. This study aims to investigate the interrelations between parenting styles, differentiation of self and adolescent identity development. In total, 804 adolescents took part in this study and filled the questionnaire. The age of participants ranges from 14 to 18 years old. The study explores whether the links from parenting style to adolescent's identity diffusion operate through the differentiation of self. Results of a sequential mediation model revealed significant indirect effects of parenting style on adolescent's identity diffusion operating through the differentiation of self for boys. Parenting style also had a direct effect on identity diffusion for girls. Implications of these findings for understanding the processes through which parenting styles determine adolescent's identity development and gender differences of these relationships are discussed.

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Friendship Pattern as a Correlate of Age and Gender Differences among Urban Adolescents

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Correlation Between Forgiveness and Adolescence Friendship Intimacy Moderated by Gender

Correlation Between Forgiveness and Adolescence Friendship Intimacy Moderated by Gender

Paauglių identiteto raidos, tėvų naudojamų auklėjimo stilių ir diferencijavimosi sąsajos

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