大学生如何建立良好的人际关系（How do college students develop good interpersonal relationships）.docVIP

大学生如何建立良好的人际关系（How do college students develop good interpersonal relationships） How do college students develop good interpersonal relationships? Man is a social animal. We have to deal with others almost every day in our social life. Often in reality, many people are in the edge of interpersonal crisis, thus affecting their own lives and work. Clearly, how to build good relationships is a problem worth learning in the contemporary society. During the training of interpersonal relationship now the most critical is the continuous University, University is an important turning point of interpersonal relationship socialization in University, often people began to really from parents and living alone in the environment. In college, everyone has to contact people from different places, different customs, and different personalities. And whether you can deal with these people, you have to decide your ability to communicate with people. Since you enter college, you will encounter various aspects of interpersonal relationship: between teachers and students, between classmates, between fellow citizens, as well as between individuals and classes, schools, and so on. In the face of so many relationships, some students because of improper handling, all unhappy and depressed mood; some students because of interpersonal relationship, mental pressure, resulting in different degrees of mental disorders; and more students because I do not know how to handle the complex interpersonal relationship, and often plagued by depression, feeling of annoyance. Therefore, how to deal with interpersonal relationships is of vital importance for a few years of college life and future career success. The interpersonal relationship of college students can be discussed from three theories: interpersonal relationship, social motivation and social cognition. (1) interpersonal relationship: interpersonal relationship in narrow sense refers to the psychological relationship formed in the process of com