Privacy-Sensitive Use
The tool can use relationship types instead of named people when naming individuals is unnecessary or too sensitive.
Friendship Pyramid Reflection
Friendship Pyramid Reflection is a shared tool for practitioners and learners. It helps clarify different peer relationship categories, expectations, and boundaries for people or relationship types in the learner's social world.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Produces
The result is a differentiated profile of relationship expectations and boundaries, with mismatch notes only when present.
Relevant Limitation
The tool does not rate relationship quality or make automated judgments about closeness or safety.
Can the learner avoid naming people?
Yes. The reflection can use anonymized relationship types instead of named people.
Is a mismatch required for completion?
No. A mismatch is recorded only if present; completion can occur when differentiated expectations and boundaries are captured.
Does the tool decide whether someone is a friend?
No. The system organizes entered categories and expectations; it does not make relationship judgments.