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The Content and Functions of Sibling and Friend Relationship

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The prototype of sibling and friend relationship was first inferred from the video record of the daily life of a \"chimpanzee tribe\".

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The distribution problem of parental investment and kin-selection for gene transmission lay out the original blue print of cooperation and conflict between siblings. The companion relationship betweenfriends was based on the general process of interpersonal attraction.

The result of this study based on the analysis of quantitative and qualitative data from human subjects revealed the shared properties of sibling and friend relationship as the species of chimpanzee on one hand, and the cultivation of Chinese culture on the other hand. Both college students and adults in society confirmed the Confucius norm in which the elder siblings be kind and altrusic to the younger siblings while the later ones be respect and submissive to the former one.

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The culture norm of shared filial duty to the parents between sibling rivalry for parental investment in Chinese society. However, the common lineage between siblings functions as a natural healing hond to retrive back the source conflict or separated siblings that is almost impossible for friends. The subjects labeled the sibling relationship with \"love and affection\" while using the terms of \"exchanged benefit, exchanged affection and appreciation\" for friends.

Though the content, and functions of parent-child, sibling and friend relationship are different, they shared a common element: the predetermined chance of being together, termed as \"young\" in Chinese language.

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