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Definition of 'Friends'

Persons whom one knows, likes, and trusts.

Common names: Friends; Friend; Companions; Companion; Friendship; Friendships; Acquaintances

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Sunday, November 22, 2009

Understanding older men and their male friendships: a comparison of african american and white men.

30 Jul 2009 Friendships can lead to longer and healthier lives. Yet little is known about how older men, particularly African American men, define and carry out their friendships with other men. This article presents the findings from qualitative interviews ... Read more...


The friendship networks of multiracial adolescents.

30 May 2009 We investigate the friendship networks of multiracial adolescents through a comparison of the size and composition of the friendship networks of multiracial adolescents with single-race adolescents. We consider three hypotheses suggested by the ... Read more...


Friendship homophily among ethnic German immigrants: a longitudinal comparison between recent and more experienced immigrant adolescents.

30 May 2009 Immigrant adolescents have been found to show high levels of friendship homophily (the tendency to prefer intra-ethnic over interethnic friends). Based on acculturation theories, we predicted longitudinal changes and interindividual differences in ... Read more...

 

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Definition: Persons whom one knows, likes, and trusts.

Descriptor UI: D033062

Alternative terms: Friends; Friend; Companions; Companion; Friendship; Friendships; Acquaintances;

Related Mesh Headings: Interpersonal Relations;

Allowable Qualifiers: ethnology; psychology;

Tree Number: M01.252;

History Note: 2003; use INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS 1980-2002

Technical Notes: for Society of Friends, or Quakers, use PROTESTANTISM

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