Quote by Stephen A. Mitchell Download Open image ““people often act in a way that provokes precisely the reactions they are expecting. These”” — Stephen A. Mitchell ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.9 out of 5 (10 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“The world is what it is, it’s our job to simply present ourselves as boldly and clearly to it as possible, accept the reactions… — Mark Manson Copy Share Image
“We need to imagine the turmoil, disappointment, worry and sheer confusion in people who may outwardly appear merely aggressive.” — The School of Life Copy Share Image
“Strong responses can generate strong reactions, exasperating any situation.” — Steven Redhead Copy Share Image
“Individuals react according to how they perceive events. Their analyses lead them to specific views and standpoints.” — Dr. Hussam Atef Elkhatib Copy Share Image
“We must resist impulses to attack people, their credibility or their nature, and focus only on sharing our own positive creations, contributions, ideas and… — Bryant McGill Copy Share Image
“notice that what these people want are not those actions themselves, but merely their results.” — Roman Gelperin Copy Share Image
“As human beings, we have developed a specific number of emotional reactions that are triggered by conditions or situations.” — Benjamin Smith Copy Share Image
“However, in my experience, it takes significant skill to be grounded enough to intentionally choose effective responses. And one of the biggest obstacles is… — Kathy Obear Copy Share Image
“People are often at their absolute worst when responding to others’ aggression.” — Brendon Burchard Copy Share Image
“This is not a reaction to your words or actions, rather, it is in direct response to them” — Deborah Brodie Copy Share Image
“how you perform and treat others within the context of those expectations will have a profound effect, whether or not you want it to.” — Jennifer Chance Copy Share Image
“Every day we are challenged by events, people and situations that are extremely frustrating and anger producing.” — Kwame Addai Copy Share Image
“Freud, again using his conclusions about men’s moral attitudes and functioning as a baseline, had decided that women lack a strong superego and hence… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Erikson (1950), for example, regarded male genitalia as orienting boys to external space and female genitalia as orienting girls to internal space. Boys” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Winnicott’s understanding of the way experience can become traumatizing is quite different from Freud’s. Trauma for Winnicott is not just the introduction of something… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Loewald suggests that infantile, oedipal love detracts from and interferes with adult love when childhood experience is repressed, too strictly separated from adult experience.… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Many patients grew up feeling their perceptions of their parents were forbidden and dangerous. They have learned to discount their own often discerning observations… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“The child is not traumatized by a sexual event, per se; the child is traumatized by parental character pathology. Because” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Freud believed that because the core of psychopathology was the repression of conflictual, infantile impulses, which sought disguised gratification from the analyst in many… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“developmental theorists envision a mind rent by vertical splits between different self-states that have not been integrated with one another.” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Reclaimed, unrepressed infantile experience enriches rather than detracts from adult experience. The” — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Natanijel Brendan nas upoznaje s pričom o dr. Odri Ričards, antropologu koja je tridesetih godina XX veka radila s plemenom Bemba iz Severne Rodezije.… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“Janine Chassequet-Smirgel (1988) and other French Freudians, for example, argue that Freud’s phallocentrism was not just wrong, but a motivated error, defending against a… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image
“In Freud’s account, the male superego is established under the threat of castration anxiety, which forces the boy to abandon his oedipal ambitions, but… — Stephen A. Mitchell Copy Share Image