midterm 2- debeaked Flashcards

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Forced teaming.

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“We in the same boat attitude”

Intentional and directed- not consequence

Projected shared purpose or experience when none exist
Make a clear refusal to accept the concept of partnership
“I did not ask for your help and i do not want it”

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charm and niceness

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Has motive
Niceness does not equal goodness
Nicest- decision, strategy of social interaction not a character trait.
Unsolicited niceness has discoverable motivee
Strategies against- explicitly rebuff unwanted approaches

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too many details

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Lose sight of what is actually happening, man is a stranger

lose sight of context

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typecasting

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A man labels a woman in a critical way, makes the women feel the need to prove him wrong

“You’re probably too snobbish to talk to a guy like me”- urge to than talk to him

“ there is a thing of being too proud you know” - resitited the label allowing the man to help her

Slight insult, want to prove wrong

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5
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loan sharking

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Place in dept- Owe someone something, harder for you to than say no

Usually have a motive

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unsolicited promise

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They try to convince you of something, notice that you are hesitant about trusting you
Sign of questionable motive

Ask yourself- why are they trying to convince me ( they can tell you have doubt- messenger of intuition- and are trying to convince you

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7
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discounting the word no

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Person who chooses to ignore your no is trying to control you

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8
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greatest intuition signal

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Fear
Apprehension
Suspicion
Hesitation
Doubt
Gut feelings
Hunches
Curiosity
Nagging feelings, persistent doubts, physical sensation, wonder, anxiety
Humor

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dark humour

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common way to communicate true concern without feeling silly or showing fear
The idea comes into conscious for a reason, intuition picks up on information you dont notice

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10
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context over content

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” make noise to distract you from the real issue

be honest with yourself

  • context- they bothered you first, not obligated to talk to them
  • conditioned to be nice
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why should you listen to your intuition

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  • do not brush it off- determination to make sense of it
  • pay attention, usually you ignore these signs of feeling uneasy initially, than once you think about it question your action
    -would you have acted on your own prediction if it was you
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12
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importance of believe and denial and honor intuition

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  • recognize when in the presence of real danger

-denial
get out of denial in order to take actions to reduce your worry

intuition
- permission to listen to yourself
- danger signal will sound when it should and you should act on it
- gut feeling

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13
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what to do when victim of threats

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  • ask who is capable of sending these threats
  • what could their motives be
  • what are warning signs, can be predicted
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14
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how to predict violent behaviours

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seek control
- find common ground, something you share with the person- helps you view the situation the way they do

  • behaviour result of constant decision making
  • must see situation from both views and perspectives
  • each step preceded by the step before it
  • can intend to do something without reason
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15
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rule of opposites and prediction errors

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rule of opposites
- evaluated favourable and unfavourable behaviour

  • recognize context by behaviour

prediction errors
- belief that others perceive things as we do
- we must see situation our way AND offenders way
- bring into focus because of the different views

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16
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how to deal with persistence

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  • should not reward
    -stick to your no.
    Hold power by sticking what you said
  • will push buttons until provokes a reaction, once they get a reaction they will keep pushing for a new one
  • they will try to continue attachment, you want to detach yourself
17
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the chain of persistence .
how it elevates

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guilt- harassment- insults- threats

  • doing anything they can searching for contact
18
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people don’t hear you, do not want to hear you

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  • refusing to hear NO- sign of trouble
  • person try to negotiate- stop- won’t be satisfied

change what you can, stop trying to change what you cannot

DONT ENGAGE IN IT