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Introduction to Reciprocal relationships and the construction of Well-being

Introduction to Reciprocal relationships and the construction of Well-being. Maritta Törrönen , Professor of Social Work University of Helsinki, Department of Social Research, Finland. näkemiin – see you. Japanese ” sumimasen ” This will not end Bulgarish Blago-dariya

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Introduction to Reciprocal relationships and the construction of Well-being

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  1. Introduction to Reciprocal relationships and the construction of Well-being MarittaTörrönen, Professor of Social Work University of Helsinki, Department of Social Research, Finland

  2. näkemiin – seeyou • Japanese • ”sumimasen” • Thiswillnotend • Bulgarish • Blago-dariya • ”GoodI’llgive” • English • Seeyou • Finnish • Näkemiin (seeyou)

  3. Reciprocity Social gift Altruism Social norms Professionalism? Hopes for future responses?

  4. Reciprocity – non-reciprocitypositive – negativeRegulates the distance to otherpeople and defines the boundaries of individualautonomy

  5. clarifications Reciprocity • Connected to the power in relationships and the responsibilitieseachindividualwillundertake • Notonlyreflection of the personalparameters • Canreflecteffectsbroadercommunity and societyhason people’srelationships

  6. Patterns of reciprocity One-to-one One-to-many Many-to-one Generalized

  7. The concept of Reciprocity Gratitude – warm and benevolentfeelings Punishment – feelings and oblications, requiringresponses in kind, positive for positive and negative for negative Notnecessiralyfeeling of love

  8. Quality of reciprocity Qualitative similarity – a comparable favor Quantitative similarity - proportionality

  9. How experience of reciprocity is generated in the beginning of the 21st century? Obviouslackbyanalysing the concept of reciprocity and relevantempirical data

  10. Subjectivewell-being and trustrelations

  11. Diamond of Everyday Life – working life, gender, generation and family

  12. Personal experience of social and societal reciprocity Profoundontologicalsignificance for an individual One of the mostimportantfactors in creatingwell-being Focus on well-being and the communitiesthatholdpeopletogether

  13. Strenghten the interaction that individual members of society have Ifweak, social cohesion is lost and it is difficult for members of society to reach common goals

  14. Sources http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reciprocity_(Social_Psychology), read 9.11.12 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reciprocity_(social_psychology), read 9.11.12 Törrönen, Maritta: Reciprocal Relationships and Construction of Well-being During Critical Periods of Life (research plan 2012).

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