When your date starts to strike a conversation, you should refrain from
responding in a negative manners.
We also work on identifying triggers that may cause each of you to
respond in a negative manner so you can communicate better with one another.
Not exact matches
In process there is continual introduction of novelty, which in the interest of survival can be responded to in one of two manners: one may reduce the event to irrelevance by «blocking out unwelcome detail» (negative prehension) or «by an initiative in conceptual prehensions, i.e., in appetition its subjective aim originates novelty to match the novelty of the environment... through thinking.&raqu
In process there is continual introduction of novelty, which
in the interest of survival can be responded to in one of two manners: one may reduce the event to irrelevance by «blocking out unwelcome detail» (negative prehension) or «by an initiative in conceptual prehensions, i.e., in appetition its subjective aim originates novelty to match the novelty of the environment... through thinking.&raqu
in the interest of survival can be
responded to
in one of two manners: one may reduce the event to irrelevance by «blocking out unwelcome detail» (negative prehension) or «by an initiative in conceptual prehensions, i.e., in appetition its subjective aim originates novelty to match the novelty of the environment... through thinking.&raqu
in one of two
manners: one may reduce the event to irrelevance by «blocking out unwelcome detail» (
negative prehension) or «by an initiative
in conceptual prehensions, i.e., in appetition its subjective aim originates novelty to match the novelty of the environment... through thinking.&raqu
in conceptual prehensions, i.e.,
in appetition its subjective aim originates novelty to match the novelty of the environment... through thinking.&raqu
in appetition its subjective aim originates novelty to match the novelty of the environment... through thinking.»
Highly effective training reduces
negative effects such as accidents by increasing the capacity of the workforce to
respond in an appropriate
manner to threats and emergency situations, as well as to engage
in safe behavior.
Letting
negative comments stand (as long as they are not hate - mongering or «trolling»), and
responding to them
in an open
manner, help to demonstrate honesty.
-LCB- \ it Conclusion: -RCB- At the treadmill speeds and inclinations (positive and
negative) studied
in this investigation, untrained wheelchair users
responded in a physiologically reliable
manner.
Using a Cognitive Parenting Strategy, such as the familiar Stop and Go Traffic Light with a STAR acronym, when confronted with challenging behaviors, parents are taught to Stop (red light), Think (yellow light), Ask (yellow light), and
Respond (green light) to encourage the parents to slow down their impulsive and often
negative reactions and instead interact with their child
in a calm, thoughtful
manner; teaching brief anger and stress management strategies to parents is included
The coercive parenting scale measures the tendency to
respond in a
negative and restrictive
manner to the child with a 7 - item scale: 1, I have been angry with my infant when he was particularly fussy; 2, I have raised my voice or shouted at my infant when he was particularly fussy; 3, When my infant cries, he gets on my nerves; 4, I have spanked my infant when he was particularly fussy; 5, I have lost my temper when my infant was particularly fussy; 6, I have left my infant alone
in his bedroom when he was particularly fussy; and 7, I have shaken my infant when he was particularly fussy.
Regarding parents» direct responses to their child's emotions, research has shown that mothers who
respond in a sensitive
manner to
negative child emotions like anxiety, for example by comforting the child, directly foster an optimal level of arousal
in their children as evidenced by a decrease
in heart rate and smooth return to positive affect (Conradt and Ablow 2010; Haley and Stansbury 2003).
In a related vein, mothers with psychological difficulties are found to be less sensitive to their child's emotions (Dix et al. 2004; Nicol - Harper et al. 2007), and more likely to respond in a dismissive manner to their child's negative feelings (e.g., ignoring, belittling)(e.g., Silk et al. 2011
In a related vein, mothers with psychological difficulties are found to be less sensitive to their child's emotions (Dix et al. 2004; Nicol - Harper et al. 2007), and more likely to
respond in a dismissive manner to their child's negative feelings (e.g., ignoring, belittling)(e.g., Silk et al. 2011
in a dismissive
manner to their child's
negative feelings (e.g., ignoring, belittling)(e.g., Silk et al. 2011).