What are the 'Big Three' tensions in various relationships?
Dialectic of Integration/Separation, Dialectic of Stability/Change, and Dialectic of Expression/Nonexpression
What are the four ways to manage dialectical tensions?
Segmentation, separation, neutralization, and reframing
What are two of the six main dialectical tensions that characterize relationships?
Connection-autonomy, inclusion-seclusion, certainty-uncertainty, conventionality-uniqueness, openness-closedness, revelation-concealment
Which dialectic focuses on how people communicate in ways that show consistency or inconsistency within the relationship?
Dialectic of Certainty/Uncertainty
Which tension involves trying to meet the other's expectations of the relationship?
certainty-uncertainty
Which dialectic focuses on the display of conflict/harmony to others outside the relationship?
Revelation/Concealment
Of the four ways to manage dialectical tensions, which involves talking about the tensions in a way that values one side of the dialectic of the other?
Separation
Which tension reflects the tension between what the relationship 'out to be' and what the relationship 'really is?'
Conventionality-uniqueness
Of the four ways to manage dialectical tensions, which involves separating life and relationship into spheres to lessen the impact of the tension?
Segmentation
Of the four ways to manage dialectical tensions, which one means that neither party is fully satisfied?
Neutralization
Which tension focuses on how much friends express versus keep information private?
Expression/Nonexpression