INTRODUCTION:

Today we are going to talk about social relationships which is a

very important issue for adolescence because it is where social
relationships develop the most.
This topic is very important because it helps us to be able to
relate in a better way with our friends, colleagues and family
members.
We have chosen this topic to be able to help all the people who
do not have a good relationship with their friends and family and
try to improve and be a sociable person.
Adolescence represents for young people a space of search, of
contradictions and changes of life that guide and define their
adult life. Complex decisions and the challenges of growing up
are the main problem. They also present different social
relationships, before they were parents, now they include friends
and teachers.
Chapter1: How relationships develop in adolescents

Adolescence represents for young people a space of search, of

contradictions and changes of life that guide and define their adult life.
Complex decisions and the challenges of growing up are the main problem.
They also present different social relationships, before they were parents,
now they include friends and teachers.
Social relationships are those social interactions between two or more
people, each one presenting a social position and showing a social role.
During adolescence, in addition to generating a change in the type of
relationship with others, there is also a new understanding of oneself in the
adolescent.

1.1Social Changes Waiver of dependence on parents. The search for

autonomy and independence. The questioning of the authority of adults.
The interest in having friends The importance of belonging to a group of
friends.
1.2 In our society, communication between the adolescent and his family
is usually dominated by two major themes: sexuality and the struggle for
autonomy.  Family communication has two main functions, the education
of children and the good functioning of the family group.
1.3 The time the adolescent shares with his friends increases during
adolescence. Friendship is a topic that interests the adolescent, in fact the
most important change from childhood to adolescence lies in leaving
behind the emotional dependence of the family to transfer it to friends.  In
the first years they usually establish friendship relations with individuals of
their own sex. Later they get together in gangs of boys and girls.
1.4 Maintaining a good relationship with a teacher in the present can be a
great help tomorrow. You will need written recommendations from
teachers to apply for a place at the university or a job when you finish
school.  Teachers are another group of adults in your life who can watch
over you, guide you and offer you the point of view of an adult.
1.5 Human beings are in constant need to be better, to demonstrate to
others a kind of superiority, whether in terms of social relationships, for
example, who has more friends? or in intellectual factors, who has better
grades?  Young people seek to individualize and the only important thing
is themselves, and their desires.
Chapter 2: Social relationships turn out to be a complement in the Life of a
Human and the difficulties of this
The fact of relating to other human beings is a necessary and primordial
question of daily life.
As a consequence of this situation the psychologists insist with the
emotional education in this to foment the social aspect, because the positive
attitudes before the life are facilitated that will allow the development of
the social hailities.
Social relationships, mostly, are developed within a social group, also
known as an organic group. Each person within the social group will
unleash reciprocal roles within society and act according to the same
norms, values and agreed goals always in order to satisfy the common good
of the group.
1.1 The human being is an eminently social being that needs these
relationships to live: A social relationship will be a means to satisfy certain
objectives such as an end. The human being is as you know an eminently
social being, therefore needs almost like the air that allows you to breathe
being in contact with other people of the same species.
In as much a fundamental element within any social relation it turns out to
be the communication, that is that capacity that the people present to be
able to obtain information of its surroundings and soon to be able to share it
with the rest of the people with which it interacts.
Social relationships are very important in the life of any person, in principle
because through them the human being receives love, affection, restraint,
and on the other hand because having them takes away loneliness and
isolation, issues that always entise the soul and They can trigger physical
illnesses. That is, social relationships are good for the spirit and for the
body.
1.2 Difficulties and how to cope: Now, we must say that most of the social
relationships that we engage in our lives, with friends, family, with a
partner, with partners, are not always simple and simple, but can sometimes
be be very complex and generate people pain, anguish, anger, among other
emotions.
It is common for social relationships to generate communication problems,
uncomfortable silences, anger, distancing.
And this is often because to maintain social relationships alive and in good
condition it is necessary to leave the individualities and selfishness that we
usually dominate in order to successfully connect with the other, their
needs with their world.