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Relationship intervention methods have traditionally focused on improving ailing, at risk or failing relationships.
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The advantage of NLP lies in its focus on problems that may be deep-seated in one or both of the partners.
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The psychotherapy session is restricted to a certain time period, usually between an hour and an hour and a half.
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Verbal communication is a large part of our communication.
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When we like someone, especially if we’re attracted to them, our NVC can go into overdrive.
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The position and direction the shoulders and feet are pointing away from usually indicate the focus of desire.
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“The female brain is predominately hard-wired for sympathy. The male brain is predominately hard-wired for understanding and building systems.”Baron-Cohen (2004: 1)
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Sympathy comes from the natural desire to want to care about other people.
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The male preference for understanding and building systems is what Baron-Cohen refers to as ‘systemising’.
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In typical heterosexual relationships there’s a common belief that males and females often clash due to communication difficulties.
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Citing evidence from decades of research, Baron-Cohen (2004) states that on average women tend to have variations of what he refers to as a ‘sympathising’ brain.
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The way the brain stores information also affects the way we use language.
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Sample QuestionIn typical heterosexual relationships there’s a common belief that males and females often clash due to communication difficulties.
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Sample QuestionThe subject of psychology traditionally has tended to focus on explaining the mind and behaviour.
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Sample QuestionWe tend to form intimate relationships with people whom we regard as similar in physical attractiveness to ourselves.
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Sample QuestionThe ______ rule is the idea that we make up our minds whether we find something or someone appealing very quickly whilst gathering all kinds of information seemingly unconsciously.
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Sample QuestionPersonality differences will not influence sociability.
