Social science Friendship : What We Do for Friendship is Good for Health and Soul / MarisaG. Franco / Matsumaru Satomi

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Social Science
[Introduction]
★ The New York Times Best Seller!
★ How to Build Human Relationships Not to Be Lonely
★ Recommended by Ms. Makiko Shinoda and Ms. Shu Yamaguchi!
Author Marisa Franco is a psychologist and a researcher of friendship.
This book is based on her research, experiences, interviews with various people, and various papers.
How to actually make friends is also written.
Let's grow rich friendships with this book.
[Contents]
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Why Friendship Changes Life
Chapter 2 : How Past Relationships Affect Friendship
Chapter 3 : Friends Are Not Natural
Chapter 4 : Using Your Friends for Your Life
Chapter 5 : Showing Your True Self is True Friendship
Chapter 6 : Friends are Not Natural
Chapter 4 : Using Your Friends for Your Life
Chapter 5 : Showing Your True Self is True Friendship
Chapter 6 : People Put Up With Anger
Chapter 7 : Generous People Have Lots of Friends
Chapter 8 : Friends give you even if you don't feel safe from your family
Brief history
Psychologist and friendship expert.
Received a PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Maryland.
Currently works as a professor at the University of Maryland and writes for Psychology Today, a media outlet specializing in psychology.
As a psychologist, he has appeared in the New York Times, NPR, and lectures on human relations at companies, universities, and non-profit organizations across the country.