Answer the following questions :
- Why is relationship so significant?
- What different types of relationships are there?
- What happens to a person who has no family?
- What are some of the preconditions of good relationship?
- How is man’s relationship different from those of other animals?
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Explanation: (a) Relationship is so significant, because it gives meaning to our existence and inspires us to do well in education and in workplaces. Also, it is essential for our physical and emotional health.
(b) There are different types of relationships. Familial and intimate relationship is formed by blood and by marriagE- Social relationship is formed in educational institutions as well as in workplaces. Professional relationship is found in workplaces, which may turn into social relationship. We also observe relationships between human and animals, children and toys, etc.
(c) A person who has no family cannot get support, love and affection when needed as he lives alonE- He can't share his joys or sorrows with anyone, which is detrimental to emotional health.
(d) Some of the preconditions of good relationship are to have trust and respect for each other as well as love where needed. Moreover, we should not be selfish and possessive as these are the barriers to establish an effective relationship
(e) Man's relationship is different from those of other animals as relationship provides meaning to our life and encourages us to do well in everything we do.
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