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3 needs stated by Interpersonal Theory |
Inclusion Control Affection Our needs to be included for control and affection help drive how and why we communicate. |
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Inclusion |
The extent to which we include ourselves with others or want others to include us. Deficient: Under social Excessive: Over social Ideal: Social |
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Control |
The extent to which we control other’s actions or want them to guide us. Deficient: Abdicrat Excessive: autocrat Ideal: democrat |
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Affection |
The extent to which we express affection to others and desire that from them. Deficient: Under personal Excessive: Over personal Ideal: Appropriately Personal |
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Defensive vs supportive climates DEFENSIVE |
Evaluation Control Strategy Neutrality Superiority Certainty |
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Defensive vs supportive climates SUPPORTIVE |
Description Problem orientation Spontaneity Empathy Equality Provisional |
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Johari Window |
Known to other and self - OPEN Known to other, but not self - BLIND Known to self, but not other - HIDDEN Not know to self or other - UNKNOWN |
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Nature of Relationships |
Interpersonal Relationships or Personal Relationships |
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Words of comfort |
"If I remember correctly..." "I think you should consider..." |
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Words that can cause defense |
"I'm telling you..." "You must..." |
