EDUC 323 Lecture Notes - Master Sergeant, Iceberg, Constipation
20 Feb 2014
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Defining self by other person"s behavior ultimately diminishes our own self esteem: using our senses: In pleasing parenst and disregarding our own needs we deny our senses (the various wholes in our body) Hoping senses, nervous system and brains rule bodies like a 3 headed driver and can work together in harmony. Integrated person can report all that they sense, unintegrated ppl deny some senses: childhood misunderstandings: Ns carry physical, emotional nad intellectual info thru bodies. Interpersonal communication not so effective as ns: we tend to select experiences from our lives to validate our beliefs, childhood helplessness: don"t dev effective ways of dealing with threats until parents teach us. Usually as adults we use the same coping strategies as we used as kids. Dev feelings of helplessness according to how parents treat them (constantly looking up at ppl as a child so reinforces dominant-submissive model)
