Sentences with phrase «negative ratio»

Strong marriages are not ones that avoid conflict or self - assertion; they are ones with a positive / negative ratio of 5 or higher.

Through this process the coach should remember to use a 5 - 1 positive to negative ratio in comments and evaluations of skills and ability.

If the positive - to - negative ratio during conflict is 1 - to - 1 or less, that's unhealthy, and indicates a couple teetering on the edge of divorce.

«Starting today, each game page now contains a histogram of the positive to negative ratio of reviews over the entire lifetime of the game, and by clicking on any part of the histogram you're able to read a sample of the reviews from that time period,» explains Steam UI designer, Alden Kroll.

If you have a negative ratio, we have some work to do.

Maybe the children - parent relationship should be similar to Gottmans 5 - 1 positive - negative ratio.

A negative ratio is outstanding and would indicate the company had more cash than debt.

The negative ratio is almost certain to grow highly nonlinearly with the strength of intervention.

More specifically, Dr. Gottman found that every happy - stable couple managed to maintain a positive to negative ratio of 5:1 at all times.

While I don't think this is possible all the time, it's an interesting perspective about how to increase your family's positive to negative ratio.

These positive responses consistently were found to be at a 5:1 ratio of positive to negative, as opposed to the Disasters, who had a positive to negative ratio of 0.8:1.

Dr. Gottman calls these destructive behaviors, «A Positive - to - Negative Ratio of 0.8 or Less,» and has named the most corrosive negative behavior patterns, «The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.»

Research tells us that successful couples have a positive to negative ratio of 5:1.

I opted for another favorite; an article written by Tom Rath of the Gallup Organization describing how important something called «PNR», a positive to negative ratio of experiences, is to a healthy, engaged workplace.

Researchers including Barbara Frederickson, John Gottman and Marcial Losada have found that the most productive relationships have at least a 3:1 positive to negative ratio.

Gottman also pointed out that in relationships which are not going well, the positive to negative ratio is just 0.8:1.

As you can see, happy — stable couples all have one thing in common: They are able to maintain a 5:1 positive to negative ratio.