NATURE AND DYNAMICS OF RELATIONSHIP 1

Introduction to Social Competence00:00:13

The speaker introduces the topic of social competence and explains that understanding the nature and dynamics of relationships is essential for navigating human connections and personal growth.

Defining Relationships00:03:14

Relationships are defined as ongoing, reciprocal, and dynamic systems where individuals mutually influence one another through shared experiences and emotional bonds.

Core Characteristics of Relationships00:04:42

The lecturer outlines five essential components of healthy relationships: mutuality (give-and-take), consistency, respect for autonomy, interdependence, and the maintenance of personal boundaries.

Theoretical Framework and Activity00:07:46

An overview of major relationship theories is provided, including social exchange, attachment style, social penetration, symbolic interactionism, and social identity theory. The session concludes with a student activity to identify personal attachment styles.