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Proverbs About Friends And Enemies: Implications As The Reflection Of Cognition

Table 1: Implications of Friend-Related (FP) Proverbs and Enemy-Related (EP) Proverbs

FP: Controversial or Negative FP: Positive EP: Negative EP: Controversial
Instability Loyalty Contempt Smartness (of an enemy)
Devotion as weakness Altruism Inevitability Spiritual growth
Great mutual efforts Unconditional love Danger Wisdom
Opaqueness/blindness Sincerity Harm Self-development
Patience Understanding Pain Cooperation skills
Rareness Strong bonds Disgrace Self-control
Vulnerability Generosity Manipulation Self-worth
Duplicity Uniqueness Deception Patience
Underestimation Support Hostility Motivation
Bad influence Sharing Hatred Experience
Forgiving Conflict Strategizing
Trust Downfall The Reflection of one’s success
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