RELATIONSHIPS

Relationships family Vilmaris

• Intrafamily relationships are the interconnections that occur between the members of each family. It includes the perception of the degree of family unity, the family's style to face problems or express emotions, manage the rules of coexistence and adapt to changing situations.
• The family nucleus is the main and most important example that a person has to live in community, for this reason it is of great importance to be clear about the fundamental bases of a good family relationship.
• The main ties that define a family are of two types: affinity ties derived from the establishment of a socially recognized bond, such as marriage —which, in some societies, only allows the union between two people while in others polygamy is possible —, and consanguinity ties

Relationships romantic

• Romanticism is a cultural movement that originated in Germany and the United Kingdom at the end of the 18th century as a revolutionary reaction against the Enlightenment and Neoclassicism, giving priority to feelings.
• Romantic love is the expressive and generally pleasurable feeling of an emotional attraction to another person. This feeling is associated with, but does not require, sexual attraction.

Relationships paraboral or proffessional

• Professional relationships involve people working together to achieve a common goal for the benefit of their company or organization. These relationships can vary greatly depending on the personality traits and intentions of the individuals involved.
• Labor relations are those that are established between three essential elements: on the one hand, work; on the other, the salary, salary or capital and, finally, the productive process.
• Respect is essential in any relationship. At work, it is key to foster respect in the team, avoiding being offensive and denigrating people. Each worker is an integral professional, with strengths and weaknesses, which must always be respected. Lack of respect destroys relationships.

Relationships friendship

• Friendship is an affective relationship between two or more people, it is one of the most common interpersonal relationships in the course of the life of human beings. It is a feeling agreed with another person, where trust, comfort, love and respect are sought.
• Friendship is an affective relationship between two or more people, it is one of the most common interpersonal relationships in the course of the life of human beings. It is a feeling agreed with another person, where trust, comfort, love and respect are sought.