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| Excessive love for oneself, Lack of empathy, Self-Preoccupation, conceit. |
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| Is Narcissism Innate or Learned? |
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| A feeling of thankfulness or appreciation. |
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| Is Gratitude universal to all cultures? |
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| What emotional tendencies did Lausch find to be related to Narcissism? |
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| Infatuation With Youth, Neglect of courtesy, ettiquiette, or tradition, Demand for immediate gratification, Inner emptiness, Fear of mediocrity, Self-Righteousness, Insecurity, Pretentiousnous, Hypochondria, etc. |
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| What are the negative effects of entitlement? |
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| makes generousity implausible, forces us to ignore the pain we cause other people while we are getting what we want. |
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| Delusions of privelege. Feeling that you have a right to have all desires granted. |
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| What are some long-term benefits of gratitude? |
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| Deflection of Jealousy, Serenity, Reduction of Negativity, Higher Self-Esteem. |
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| Negative attitudes can trace their pessimism to a _________, while positive attitudes are demonstrated by people possessing a __________. |
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| Spirit of Entitlement, Spirit of Gratitude. |
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| How does the media portray stereotypes? |
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| With sound bytes and video clips that don't allow time for composite effects. They fail to tell the whole story, so people assume what they aren't told, often falsely. |
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| A feeling that ones culture is superior to another. |
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| A feeling of inferiority of others. |
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| How does child rearing relate to children's ability to cope with frustration? |
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| If we insist a child's goal is self-love(narcissism) the child will always seek instant gratification, and will be eternally frustrated. |
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| What are the disadvantages to Narcissism? |
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| Skewed sense of self-importance, Anxiety, Delusions of Privelege, Hollow Self-Esteem. |
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| Does entitlement create dilusions of privelege? |
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| Unselfish concern for the welfare of others. (selflessness) |
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| Who was the American Historian who predicted the culture of Narcissism? |
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| Recognition and celebration of differences. |
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| Understanding of another's situation, feelings, or motives. |
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| Nuero Linguistic Programming. |
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| What is Neuro Linguistic Programming? |
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| assimilates neurology, language, and programming of the human experience. |
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| According to NLP, three ways we communicate messages. |
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| Verbal (7%), Tone (38%), and Body Language (55%) |
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| According to NLP, three ways we communicate messages. |
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| Verbal (7%), Tone (38%), and Body Language (55%) |
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| What are the three sensory modalities for NLP? |
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| Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic. |
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| What is social competence? |
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| Possessing/using ability to integrate thinking, feeling, and behavior into the framework of society. |
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| Expressing ones thoughts or ideas without stepping on the toes of others. |
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| An attack on a person's character instead of their ideas. |
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| What is the difference between Agressiveness and Assertiveness? |
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| Assertiveness does not step on anyones toes. |
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| What is the relationship between language and culture? |
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| Different cultures have different interpretations of Language and symbols such as body language. |
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| What common things do societies value as they relate to social competence? |
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| Social Relationships, Refraining from harm, supporting families/schools/communities, Protecting health, and abstaining from negative behaviors. |
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| What types of people are most effective when it comes to social competence? |
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| People with high levels of self-control and awareness. |
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| What are the elements of Conveying a message? |
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| Sender, Audience, Message, Channel (how you communicate i.e verbal/nonverbal), Reciever, Feedback, and Context. |
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| How are social identities influenced? |
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| Role, Demographic, Affiliation, Occupation, and stigma. |
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| What role does anxiety play in communication? |
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| If Anxiety is too high, we tend to not communicate. |
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| What does vocalization Refer to? |
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| Valuing silence vs. Sound |
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| What is an example of a silence vocalization country? |
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| What vocalization is prevalent in America? |
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| What is Argument Culture? |
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| Culture that urges us to take an argumentative stance on everything. |
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| What does it mean to take a combative approach. |
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| To be aggressive and attack anyone who disagrees with your point of view. |
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| What is the Non-Defensive Model of Behavior? |
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| People who choose to absorb, ask questions, make rational conclusions, and craft a response. |
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| How can management level the playing field in a group environment? |
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| Acknowledging everyones idead and quickly quelling infighting. |
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| Does Conflict have positive or negative effects? |
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| What is the predominant method in the argument culture? |
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| People with a good sense of social competence tend to ____________. |
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| Connect with a variety of people and maintain many functional relationships. |
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| Who is responsible for the theory of Argument Culture? |
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| When you have done something wrong. |
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| When you feel you are something wrong |
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| When we say things can we take them back? |
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| What are the 5 common group problems? |
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| Floundering, Discounts, Rushing to Accomplishment, Tangents, and Fueding Members. |
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| What are the steps in the life of a group? |
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| Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Mourning. |
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| What are the 5 steps to good listening? |
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| Reception, Attention, Perception, Assignment of Meaning, and Response. |
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| What are the barriers to good listening? |
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| Inattentiveness, Argumentative, Defensiveness. |
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| What negative effects on society does entitlement have? |
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| Destruction and warring over resources. |
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