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Interpersonal Relationship Types and Theories (Workplace Relationships…

- - - - Culture: collectivist cultures value friendships more than individualist
        Gender: women's friendships are built on disclosure and intimacy; men's are on shared activities
        Technology: network convergence: as friends grow close, their online social networks overlap
- - - - Family and Communication: Equity Pattern
        Equal Share in communication transaction
        Equal Power
        Equitable Relationship
        Family and Communication: Balanced Split Pattern
        Equal Relationship but each is dominant in a specific domain
        Family and Communication: Unbalanced Split Pattern
        One Person is more regularly in control of the relationship
        More Powerful, looks, expertise, money
        Family and Communication: Monopoly Pattern
        One Person is the authority, controls the other
        Lectures instead of communicates
        Family, Culture, Gender, and Technology
        Culture: cultural differences influences families and family relationships
        Family, Culture, Gender, and Technology
        Gender: In some cultures only males can dissolve a marriage
        Family, Culture, Gender, and Technology
        Technology: in some cases, technology contributes to decreased family communication