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 Interpersonal Relationships and Human Biofield by Khaled Zahran S* in Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study_ Journal of Psychology

 

Abstract
Many factors stand behind interpersonal relationships, most of them experimentally and socially approved to be social and personal factors. Very few writes pointed at or discussed human bio-field or human chemistry as hidden factor(s) that may affect such relationships. This article is a primary trail that introduces such hypothesis through theoretical backgrounds

Interpersonal Relationships
Interpersonal relationship is a strong deep or close association between two or more people that may rang in duration from brief to enduring. There are many types of interpersonal relationships, as intimate relationships, as in romantic relationship generally. On the other hand, there are hate and pathological relationships, as abusive, codependent and narcissists. Social connections are essential for health and well-being. People who social needs go unmet have greater incidence of depression, weaker immune systems, and higher mortality rates compared to those with close connections [1]. There are mainly three reasons that drive human to establish relationship; need to belong, as Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, such as children’s attachment to their parents, second, social exchange, coast-benefit relationship, relation satisfaction based on: rewards, coasts and comparison level

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