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For example , the most distinguishing characteristic of happily married couples is their ability to reach consensus on conflict issues ( Mettetal and Gottman 1980 ) . How one communicates in a conflict situation has profound ...
For example , the most distinguishing characteristic of happily married couples is their ability to reach consensus on conflict issues ( Mettetal and Gottman 1980 ) . How one communicates in a conflict situation has profound ...
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Rands et al . , for example , show that continued escalation in marriages is related to unhappiness with the marriage ( 1981 ) . Competition can be harmful if one party is unable or unwilling to deal with conflict in a " head on ...
Rands et al . , for example , show that continued escalation in marriages is related to unhappiness with the marriage ( 1981 ) . Competition can be harmful if one party is unable or unwilling to deal with conflict in a " head on ...
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A female student wrote this example of a learned pattern of avoidance and its resulting accommodation . Example : Example : A Forest Service manager asks the newest staff member if he is interested in learning about land trades with ...
A female student wrote this example of a learned pattern of avoidance and its resulting accommodation . Example : Example : A Forest Service manager asks the newest staff member if he is interested in learning about land trades with ...
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