Understanding Interpersonal Relationships with Mahendra Trivedi

The Master of transformation Mahendra Trivedi says that an interpersonal relationship is a strong bond that develops between two individuals; the duration of this bond may vary from a brief one to a long- lasting one.

Types of Interpersonal relationships

·         Family: Parent-child, siblings, uncle-niece, grandmother-grandson, husband-wife are relationships that fall within this category.

·         Friends: School, college, neighborhood, clubs, parties and social gatherings are generally places where one ends up making friends.

·         Colleagues: Bonds that develop on account of professional reasons with the employers, co-employees, clients, vendors etc.

·         Romantic: romantic connection between individuals leads to an interpersonal relationship.

·         Acquaintances: Some relationships might not fit in either of the above sections; relationships built with your teacher, local shopkeeper etc. fall within this category.