According to dunphy, the third step in the sequence of male–female relationships during childhood and adolescence is the development of

According to Dunphy, the third step in the sequence of male–female relationships during childhood and adolescence is the development of small mixed-sex groups.

Dunphy argued that in adolescence, small mixed-sex friendship groups usually precede male-female romantic relationships. When children are younger (pre-pubescent) they typically have less interest in forming friendships with children of the opposite sex. However, post-adolescence, they tend to be part of mixed-sex friendship groups. 

1.  go out into nature and commune with the divine2.  experience real solitude to truly perceive nature3.  realize that individuals are meant to learn from nature and transcend it4.  think of nature as a symbol of the divine

$))& $7& ))$$