‘Social Skills’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 3

The following articles are related to ‘Social Skills’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.

Lying: The Ultimate Manipulation Tactic

By Dr George Simon, PhD | 4 March 2009

Disordered characters don’t want you to know what they’re all about or what they’re up to. Lying helps keep them one-up on you and a step ahead of you.

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An Eight Year Old’s Philosophical Problem

By Evan Hadkins | 9 February 2009

We assume that other’s experience is the same as ours — but what if it isn’t?

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Communication and (Dis-)Agreement

By Evan Hadkins | 5 February 2009

Viewing communication as shared experience leads to a different approach to communication breakdown.

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What if We’re Both Certain, But of Opposite Beliefs?

By Evan Hadkins | 29 January 2009

Conflict about certainty can have a big impact on our relationships. When we are certain of one thing and someone we trust is certain of something else we may have a problem. Can we keep the relationship and disagree?

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Inattentive Thinking and Character Disturbance

By Dr George Simon, PhD | 16 December 2008

Disordered characters hear what they want to hear, remember what they want to remember, and learn what they want to learn.

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