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Relationships
fromPsychology Today
1 week ago

Why Aren't We Worse Partners and Parents?

Relationship partners often enter counseling with strong ambivalence, and validating their negative horn can prompt recognition of their partner's positive qualities.
fromPsychology Today
1 week ago

Adult Siblings Often Struggle to Get Along

Love and support often characterize families, and they characterize how siblings get along, according to our research (see Adult Sibling Relationships, Columbia University Press). But resentment, miscommunication, and maladaptive family interaction patterns handed down from one generation to the next also characterize some families. History may be prologued. Those patterns are often reified in the present. They live on as family and personal narratives, and they affect and infect future generations.
Relationships
#decision-making
fromPsychology Today
4 months ago
Mindfulness

The Face Ambivalence Shows

Ambivalence can be a productive force when faced appropriately.
Pressure to choose can exacerbate feelings of ambivalence.
fromPsychology Today
4 months ago
Mental health

What Good Is Ambivalence?

Ambivalence, though often uncomfortable, can enhance judgment and decision-making.
Emotional ambivalence is linked to improved health and overall well-being.
By managing ambivalence, individuals can unlock its potential benefits.
Mental health
fromPsychology Today
4 months ago

What Good Is Ambivalence?

Ambivalence, though often uncomfortable, can enhance judgment and decision-making.
Emotional ambivalence is linked to improved health and overall well-being.
By managing ambivalence, individuals can unlock its potential benefits.
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