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5. parents are strict and expect unquestioning obedience. “Do it because I said so”. Teens are expected to follow the beliefs, rules, and values of their parents without challenging them.
8. Spending time together is what matters.
13. are firm, clear, and strict. Encourage children to communicate openly with them. Parents have high expectations but are willing to discuss them and listen to children's input.
14. Many “friends” not all need to know.
15. Partners characteristics satisfy the others needs
16. If I drive you, I’m asking for gas money
17. Friends that change as your life does
18. teens will be expected to follow their parents' rules, beliefs, and values without challenging them.
19. don’t require children to follow many rules. Parents and children may discuss other topics but do not spend much time setting firm guidelines such as curfews.
20. Activities together build meaning in friendship.

1. Easier for online and only for a few intimate people.
2. Friends that are always with you even when they are not.
3. always/regular communication.
4. Commonly share DNA and a roof
6. people only have enough mental energy to maintain no more than about 150 Friends Those we choose to socialize with
7. I will do anything for you.
9. “We’ll see each other sometime…”
10. prejudice tends to diminish as people communicate with individuals they might otherwise stereotype.
11. teens and their parents probably negotiate the curfew by talking openly about it and listening to each other.
12. theory people invest in friendship that rewards greater or equal to the cost.