"Just because we may not pay mundane interactions much attention,
however, doesn't mean that researchers ignore them. In fact, it is one
of the operating principles of social psychology that even the most
minute encounters can have large effects on our thoughts, feelings, and
behaviors.
"In that spirit, researchers have explored
many of our everyday activities--and found empirical evidence that they
can be performed better. We can greatly reduce our stress and get more
of what we see by applying a cornucopia of information from recent
studies that bear directly on the small problems and challenges of our
daily lives.
"If there is a unifying these to the
findings, it is that the most successful encounters accommodate, even
anticipate, the respondent's point of view. That is, if we want
something only another person can give--friendship, acceptance,
forgiveness--we need to factor the other person's mindset into our
requests and behavior." - Mary Loftus in March/April 2013 Psychology Today
Out smallest interactions with others can change our moods and other around us.
Renee Madison, MA, LPC, CSAT is a counselor in Colorado. She can be reached for appointments at 303-257-7623 or 970-324-6928
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Friday, April 12, 2013
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Role of Partner
"The role of a primary partner is a big one: it entails taking good
care of another human pain in the rear. And the only way for this to
work is for it to be fully mutual. Both partners need to become experts
on one another. With this kind of arrangement, nobody really loses and
everybody truly wins. You can think of it as a kind of pay-to-play
version of romance, and it is, make not mistake, an investment in your
future." - Stan Tatkin, Psy.D. in Wired for Love
Understanding your partner is necessary for good romantic relationship. Relationship should not just be "consensual," a political correct term, but really the relationship needs to be taking care of one another's heartaches, fears and pains. We need to know how to take care of our partner in their hard times not just in the good and visa versa, they need to the same for us.
www.The-Wind-Project.com
Understanding your partner is necessary for good romantic relationship. Relationship should not just be "consensual," a political correct term, but really the relationship needs to be taking care of one another's heartaches, fears and pains. We need to know how to take care of our partner in their hard times not just in the good and visa versa, they need to the same for us.
www.The-Wind-Project.com
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couple,
marriage,
partner,
relationship,
role,
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