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Nonviolent Communication - Emotions
I have some unique perspectives on the role that emotions like anger play in our lives. People often think that anger should be suppressed, but I question this idea. People think that negative emotions are negative. In fact, "positive" and "negative" are respectively: "feelings that occur when our needs are met" and "feelings that occur when our needs are not met." Both are very valuable and they both speak to life! So I think anger can be a gift that helps us connect to unmet needs, because it'
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Nonviolent Communication·gender
The internal information of Marshall Luxemburg's Nonviolent Communication Seminar is another great gift to the world of Nonviolent Communication! Let verbal violence stop between the sexes! This book will help us create an intimate and harmonious way of getting along with our loved ones while maintaining ourselves. Teach you to apply non-violent communication in the relationship between the sexes, use non-violent communication to stop quarreling with your significant other, and build an intimate
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Nonviolent Communication Practice
Recommendations from the editor of "Nonviolent Communication Practice": 1. Marshall Luxemburg, the world's first nonviolent communication expert, has written another masterpiece on nonviolent communication nearly ten years later, truly achieving a breakthrough in "nonviolent communication" from concept to practical application. 2. The author studied under Carl Rogers, the father of humanistic psychology, and has a doctorate in clinical psychology. He has 50 years of practical experience and tens
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Nonviolent Communication (Revised Edition)
Dr. Marshall Luxemburg discovered a communication method, according to which talking and listening can make people empathize and live in harmony. This is "non-violent communication". As good, law-abiding people, perhaps we have never associated conversation with "violence." However, if we pay a little attention to the way we talk in real life, and carefully understand the different feelings various ways of talking give us, we will definitely find that some words are really hurtful! Verbal accusa
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