Friend Selection Process
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A Friend Selection Process is a selection process that assesses potential social relationships for friendship compatibility and relationship quality.
- AKA: Friendship Selection Process, Friend Evaluation Process, Friend Choice Process.
- Context:
- It can typically evaluate Personal Value Alignment through belief system comparisons.
- It can typically assess Emotional Compatibility via interpersonal dynamic observations.
- It can typically consider Reciprocity Indicators through mutual investment measures.
- It can typically analyze Trust Signals using reliability assessment criteria.
- It can typically examine Communication Patterns through interaction quality evaluations.
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- It can often involve Intuitive Assessment with conscious evaluation.
- It can often integrate Past Experience with current observations.
- It can often balance Similarity Factors with complementarity benefits.
- It can often consider Life Stage Alignment for relationship sustainability.
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- It can range from being an Implicit Friend Selection Process to being an Explicit Friend Selection Process, depending on its friend selection consciousness level.
- It can range from being a Quick Friend Selection Process to being a Gradual Friend Selection Process, depending on its friend selection temporal span.
- It can range from being a Lenient Friend Selection Process to being a Stringent Friend Selection Process, depending on its friend selection criterion strictness.
- It can range from being an Individual Friend Selection Process to being a Group Friend Selection Process, depending on its friend selection social context.
- It can range from being an Emotional Friend Selection Process to being a Rational Friend Selection Process, depending on its friend selection decision basis.
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- It can utilize Social Intelligence for character assessment.
- It can incorporate Cultural Norms in selection criteria.
- It can adapt to Social Contexts through situational factors.
- It can influence Social Network Composition via relationship choices.
- It can reflect Personal Boundarys through acceptance thresholds.
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- Example(s):
- Value-Based Friend Selection Processes, such as:
- Shared Interest Friend Selection prioritizing common hobbys and activity preferences.
- Moral Alignment Friend Selection emphasizing ethical compatibility.
- Context-Based Friend Selection Processes, such as:
- Life-Stage Friend Selection Processes, such as:
- College Friend Selection Process focusing on academic compatibility.
- Parent Friend Selection Process prioritizing parenting philosophy alignment.
- Quality-Based Friend Selection Processes, such as:
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- Value-Based Friend Selection Processes, such as:
- Counter-Example(s):
- Random Social Encounter, which lacks deliberate selection criteria.
- Forced Social Association, which involves mandatory interaction without selection choice.
- Professional Hiring Process, which evaluates work competency rather than friendship potential.
- Romantic Partner Selection Process, which includes romantic attraction beyond platonic compatibility.
- See: Selection Process, Social Evaluation Process, Friend Relationship Measure, Social Intelligence Task, Human-to-Human Interaction, Social Network, Social Identity, Social Expectation, Interpersonal Support, Person-to-Person Relationship, Social Action, Communication Task, Social Relationship Assessment Process.