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Building healthy friendships takes effort. Make friends last by focusing on the positive, listening with care, giving friends space and avoiding competition with friends.

Friendships are important to all children. As children approach adolescence, belonging to a group often become the most important element of their lives.

The article explains how a person can benefit from workplace friendships in an organization, and how a person can be a better professional friend.

A great romantic relationship involves knowing about the stages of love, fear of intimacy, & how to say I love you. Try these psychology articles about love and sex.

Many experts can agree that the teen years can be a turbulent time for young people.

Introverts can make friends by talking to people, working out, volunteering, joining a hobby group as well as giving and accepting invitations.

The unique and emotional bond between women is about more than connecting with other women. These relationships can also have an impact on women's health.

Although television and movies bank on cattiness, portrayals of constructive girl friendships do exist in pop culture - and real life.

Child development experts now use the term "prosocial skills". This new buzzword describes positive ways that children socially interact with others.

When Anya moves from Poland to the UK with her family, her new home and school in Liverpool aren't quite what she expected.