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Strong Giver Relationship
The friendship I have in my group for sociology class is a Strong Giver relationship. Because I’m the in a lower grade than the rest of my group members they give my advice on what classes I should take, the teacher I need to watch out for and what to look forward to in the upcoming year. I in return help them with math homework, problems they have with their computer, and sociology work.
Overall I’m more likely to be a strong giver, I like to help others but I will defiantly want others to help me back and not just use me.
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