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What are the five steps that are part of the negative patterns for handling conflict found in the
PREP marital education approach? 1. Withdrawal and avoidance
2. Escalation
3. Negative interpretation
4. Invalidation
5. Erosion
By gender, who is more likely to pursue or withdraw in marital conflict? Women pursue to
resolve while men withdraw
What factors lead to negative interpretation of communication messages? Filters,
expectations, confirmation bias, mind reading
What percentage of a message is verbal and what percentage is nonverbal? Verbal: 20-50%
Nonverbal: 50-80%
Why is it important for men to be able to interpret the nonverbal messages of their wives?
Can make wives more satisfied
What is the difference between digital and analogic messages? Digital: actual words and
content
Analogic: defines nature of relationship between sender and receiver
What is a mixed or paradoxical message? When digital and analogic messages are contrary
or opposite
, What is a double bind? What is a double bind paradox? Double bind: because the verbal and
nonverbal are not consistent there is confusion about which to obey
Double bind paradox: When two conflicting imperatives are transmitted to a family member
What is metacommunication and how does it relate to mixed messages? Communication
about communication. Can clarify situations
What are the two different types of double bind messages? Pseudomutuality: when the
digital is to maintain harmony but the analog is of conflict
Pseudohostility: when the digital is conflictual but the analog is of closeness
What is attunement? What are some ways to be attuned in a relationship? Aligning
emotionally with each other.
What is the difference between contingent and noncontingent communication? Contingent:
mirrors signals from others and focuses on their needs
Noncontingent: judges and focuses on own needs
According to Siegel, what is the difference between low road and high road functioning? What
are definitions of each kind of processing? Low road: being flooded and reactive
High road: being reflective and rational
What are triggers? What are some examples of triggers? Things in our past that bring shame
and pain and ignite our emotions.
Define Transition, Immersion, and Recovery Transition: movement from high road to low
road processing
UPDATE GRADED A+
What are the five steps that are part of the negative patterns for handling conflict found in the
PREP marital education approach? 1. Withdrawal and avoidance
2. Escalation
3. Negative interpretation
4. Invalidation
5. Erosion
By gender, who is more likely to pursue or withdraw in marital conflict? Women pursue to
resolve while men withdraw
What factors lead to negative interpretation of communication messages? Filters,
expectations, confirmation bias, mind reading
What percentage of a message is verbal and what percentage is nonverbal? Verbal: 20-50%
Nonverbal: 50-80%
Why is it important for men to be able to interpret the nonverbal messages of their wives?
Can make wives more satisfied
What is the difference between digital and analogic messages? Digital: actual words and
content
Analogic: defines nature of relationship between sender and receiver
What is a mixed or paradoxical message? When digital and analogic messages are contrary
or opposite
, What is a double bind? What is a double bind paradox? Double bind: because the verbal and
nonverbal are not consistent there is confusion about which to obey
Double bind paradox: When two conflicting imperatives are transmitted to a family member
What is metacommunication and how does it relate to mixed messages? Communication
about communication. Can clarify situations
What are the two different types of double bind messages? Pseudomutuality: when the
digital is to maintain harmony but the analog is of conflict
Pseudohostility: when the digital is conflictual but the analog is of closeness
What is attunement? What are some ways to be attuned in a relationship? Aligning
emotionally with each other.
What is the difference between contingent and noncontingent communication? Contingent:
mirrors signals from others and focuses on their needs
Noncontingent: judges and focuses on own needs
According to Siegel, what is the difference between low road and high road functioning? What
are definitions of each kind of processing? Low road: being flooded and reactive
High road: being reflective and rational
What are triggers? What are some examples of triggers? Things in our past that bring shame
and pain and ignite our emotions.
Define Transition, Immersion, and Recovery Transition: movement from high road to low
road processing
