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"The book is divided into four chapters, which are about looking back to the roots and talking about being friendly, being good to build the world and being the same, taking a heavy responsibility, advocating friendship, and practicing friendly self-action."

"This edited volume provides a comprehensive overview of theory and research on friendship, which represents one of our most fundamental and unique forms of close relationships. The book comprises sixteen chapters that focus on both the beneficial and detrimental aspects of this important bond. The topics covered include the ways in which friendship varies across the life span, how friendship interacts with gender, and friendship in different contexts, such as in the workplace and through social media, and with different partners, such as mentors, romantic partners, and pets. How friendships are successfully maintained and friendships role in mental, physical, and social functioning is also considered. The contributors come from a variety of scientific disciplines and countries. The book may be used in undergraduate or graduate courses in various fields, including psychology, sociology, counseling, social work, communication, family studies, marriage and family therapy, and nursing."

"This study examined how relocation to a new community affects intimacy and companionship in close friendships by comparing experiences of early adolescents who began their 7th or 8th grade school year in a new community (111 boys, 96 girls) with those of residentially stable agemates (30 boys, 38 girls). Drawing from a developmental- contextual, multisystem conceptual framework and using a person-centered analytic approach, the study provides strong evidence that most adolescents experience a relatively brief period of diminished access to companionship and intimacy with close friends following relocation. The extent of diminution may be greater for adolescents with social anxiety or behavioral concerns. Findings have implications for families who are facing a move and for clinicians working with recently relocated adolescents"