The relationship paper is an analysis and interpretation of a…

K.gonzalez1999 The relationship paper is an analysis and interpretation of a…The relationship paper is an analysis and interpretation of a relationship where you are the participant in the relationship. The paper itself should describe and analyze a relationship in which you are able to reflect on your own personal relationship in order to know the nuances, history, and current status of that relationship. You must use avoiding, bonding, initiating, differentiating, and social support, and those terms have to be underlined.  In using those terms, you have to identify the situation where the term is being applied, what the term means, and why that term applies to that specific situation. The relationship must consist of interaction that takes place between you and another person. It can be a social relationship, a romantic relationship, a professional relationship, or another. In your observations you can describe the following:Who are the people involved in the relationship and what are their roles?Is there a sense of power or authority of one over the other?Is the relationship positive or negative?What is unique about this relationship?What type of relationship is this?Is this a healthy relationship?Other aspects of the relationship that you deem important to share.Once you describe the relationship, you will need to provide an analysis of what you reflect. For example, if the relationship is romantic, is there a sense that one has authority over another and is not equal.? What makes you say that?  What attributes or characteristics make one the authority, and how did that characteristic manifest itself? Keep in mind that I am looking for in-depth answers to your analysis. Is the person assertive? Do they show empathy towards each other? Is the relationship healthy, why or why not? Explain what assertiveness is and how it impacts relationships. These are just examples of analysis questions you can answer, but you are not limited to these alone, you are welcome to tackle other observations from the relationship.Arts & HumanitiesEnglish