Friendship Expectations is a psychological construct that refers to the cognitively held beliefs and implicit standards individuals maintain regarding the behaviors, support, and reciprocity they anticipate from a peer in a reciprocal dyadic relationship characterized by mutual affection and voluntary association.
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Roberto G. Gonzales · American Sociological Review · 2011 · 795 citations
Children's Friendship Expectations: A Cognitive-Developmental Study
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