Part C & D
These are important influences in a community.
What are Friends?
You may take responsibility or blame for something bad that you had no control over.
What is Personalizing?
When you do this you are direct, clear, and honest when communicating.
What is Assertive Communications?
These are four common emotions.
What is gladness, sadness, anger, and fear.
Listening and sharing is
What is Good Communication?
This is a feeling of regret and guilt.
What is Remorse?
You may ignore or explain away any positive facts or experiences.
What is Disqualifying the Positive?
You are doing this when you make another person afraid by using looks, actions, and gestures.
What is Using Intimidation?
This is a split between the mind and the body.
What is Dissociation?
This is any force used with the intention of causing injury.
What is Violence?
This is similar to empathy but on a deeper level.
What is compassion?
Things are either right or wrong, black or white, great or horrible.
What is All-or-Nothing Thinking?
You use this when you treat another person like a servant or making all of the big decisions.
What is Privilege?
Your way of thinking, your assumptions, your values, and feeling all influence this.
What is Your Behavior?
Doing this is a way to show remorse.
What is to Make Amends?
This is the effect that a decision has right away.
What is short-term consequence?
You may decide that someone doesn't like you without getting to know the person or checking your assumptions if you do.
What is Mind Reading?
The combination of factors in society with the economic factors that are present.
What is Socioeconomic?
These are four types of retreat responses.
What is Dissociation, Anxiety, Depression, and Isolation?
People addicted to another person or addicted to the process of falling in love.
What is Addictive Relationships?
These are the four kinds of safety.
What is Physical, Psychological, Social, and Moral/Ethical?
You may let your feelings direct your interpretation of things.
What is Emotional Reasoning?
A systematic pattern of events that may initially seem isolated. Repetitive pattern of violence, used with the intention of exerting power, including fear and/or controlling another person over the long term.
What is Battering?
People who realize early in life that it is often not safe to express fear, hurt, or sadness often learn to put anger in place of them. This process is called.
What is The Anger Funnel.
These are the types of abuse.
What is Emotional, Physical, and Sexual?