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9780757507861

Becoming Aware: A Text/Workbook for Human Relations and Personal Adjustment

by Walker, Velma
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    9780757507861

  • ISBN10:

    0757507867

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    9780787293284

  • Edition: 9
  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2004-01-08
  • Publisher: Kendall-Hunt
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Table of Contents

Preface ix
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction xvii
Getting Acquainted with Ourselves and Others
1(58)
Self-Discovery
2(1)
Self-Disclosure
3(4)
The Johari Window
7(3)
Loneliness
10(2)
What Should a Relationship Provide?
12(3)
The Fear of Getting Acquainted---Shyness
15(4)
Perceptual Awareness
19(1)
People Perception
20(10)
Can I Change My Image?
30(3)
Developing New Relationships
33(4)
Chapter Review
37(4)
Activities
41(18)
Self-Awareness
59(62)
``Self-Image'' Development
60(1)
Significant Others
61(3)
Personality Development
64(1)
Adler's Individual Psychology Theory
65(1)
Erikson's Eight Stages of Psychosocial Development
66(2)
Stages of Adult Development
68(5)
Trait Theory
73(3)
Carl Rogers: Self-Theory
76(1)
Viktor Frankl: Search for Meaning
76(1)
Virginia Satir: Self-Worth
77(1)
How Do Our Thoughts and Our Environment Relate to the Development of Our Personality?
78(1)
How Did I Get to Be the Person I Am Today?
79(2)
Cognitive and Social-Learning Theories
81(2)
The Self
83(2)
Find Your Real Self
85(1)
How We Get Our Self-Image from Others
86(1)
Self-Esteem
87(1)
Individualism vs. Collectivism
88(6)
The Real Journey
94(2)
Chapter Review
96(5)
Activities
101(20)
Who's in Control?
121(50)
Self-Control or External Control
122(1)
Are You an Internal or External?
123(1)
Perceived Control or Lack of Control
124(1)
Outcome
124(1)
Who's in Control?
125(4)
Two Explanatory Styles
129(3)
Social Learning Theory
132(1)
How Does Learning Theory Influence Your Life?
133(1)
What Gets Your Attention?
134(2)
Learning Theory
136(1)
Classical Conditioning
137(1)
Why Do I Hate Peas?---Student Story
137(3)
We Learn from Our Experience
140(1)
What Are the Consequences?
140(4)
What Kind of Reinforcement Do You Use?
144(1)
Self-Control in Everyday Living
144(1)
A Self-Change Program
145(4)
Just Do It!
149(1)
Chapter Review
150(3)
Activities
153(18)
Dealing with Emotions
171(50)
What Are Emotions?
172(1)
Characteristics of Emotions
173(2)
Types of Emotions
175(3)
Living with Problem Emotions
178(12)
Development of Emotions
190(1)
Emotional Intelligence
190(2)
The Costs of Denying Emotions
192(1)
Getting Out of Emotional Debt
193(1)
Guidelines for Dealing with Your Emotions
194(2)
Understanding Culture and Emotion
196(1)
Benefits of Expressing Your Feelings
197(1)
Forgiveness---The Healing Process
198(4)
Chapter Review
202(3)
Activities
205(16)
Interpersonal Communication
221(50)
Why Do We Need to Communicate?
222(1)
Why Is Communication Difficult?
223(1)
What Is Involved in the Communication Process?
223(2)
One- and Two-Way Communication
225(2)
Nonverbal Communication
227(6)
Verbal Communication
233(3)
Gender and Communication
236(1)
Listening (What Did You Say?)
237(2)
Barriers to Listening
239(2)
Styles of Responding
241(5)
Active Listening---Empathetic Listening
246(3)
Which Style of Responding Do You Use?
249(1)
Person-to-Person Communication
249(3)
Chapter Review
252(3)
Activities
255(16)
Developing Close Relationships
271(60)
The Development of a Relationship
272(1)
Becoming Friends
273(6)
Dating and Mating
279(3)
Becoming Lovers
282(8)
Becoming Committed
290(4)
Marital Adjustment
294(4)
Marital Conflict
298(2)
Communication Problems
300(1)
Family Violence
300(2)
Codependence
302(1)
What's the Green-Eyed Monster?
303(2)
Growing Apart
305(6)
Chapter Review
311(4)
Activities
315(16)
Resolving Interpersonal Conflict
331(50)
What Is Conflict?
332(1)
What Causes Conflict?
332(1)
The Realities of Conflict
333(1)
Positive Effects of Conflict
333(1)
Negative Effects of Conflict
334(1)
What Is Involved in a Conflict Situation?
335(1)
The Dimensions of Conflict
336(1)
The Emotions (Feelings) Have Priority
337(1)
Dealing with the Emotional Dimension
337(1)
What Is Your Style of Conflict Management?
338(1)
Behavior Styles
339(4)
The Styles in Action
343(1)
Learning to Be Assertive
344(3)
Suggestions for Delivering an Assertive ``I'' Message
347(1)
How to Say No without Feeling Guilty
347(1)
Gender and Conflict Management
348(2)
Culture and Conflict Management
350(1)
Methods of Conflict Resolution
351(3)
Steps for Win-Win Conflict Resolution
354(3)
When Conflicts Cannot Be Resolved
357(3)
Chapter Review
360(3)
Activities
363(18)
Managing Stress and Wellness
381(52)
What Is Stress?
382(1)
Types of Stress
383(1)
Causes of Stress
384(3)
The Effects of Stress
387(1)
Physical Effects of Stress
388(1)
Behavioral Effects of Stress
389(1)
Personality Types
389(2)
Negative and Defensive Coping
391(3)
Gender, Culture, and Stress
394(1)
What Affects the Way Individuals Cope with Stress?
395(3)
Dealing with Stressful Thoughts and Feelings
398(1)
The Power of Self-Talk
398(2)
What Is the Difference in Irrational and Rational Beliefs---Self-Talk?
400(1)
Characteristics of Irrational and Rational Self-Talk
400(2)
Disputing Irrational Beliefs
402(2)
20 Tips for Managing Stress
404(3)
The Relaxation Response
407(2)
Chapter Review
409(4)
Activities
413(20)
Meaning and Values
433(44)
What Are Values?
434(2)
Types of Values
436(1)
How Do Values Develop?
437(1)
The Influence of Other Factors
438(3)
What Are My Values?
441(2)
Classifying Your Personal Values
443(1)
Clarifying Your Personal Values
444(3)
Value Indicators
447(1)
Values Testing through Goal Setting
448(1)
We Learn to Value what We Suffer for
449(1)
Living with Your Values
450(2)
The Importance of Meaning and Purpose
452(2)
Chapter Review
454(3)
Activities
457(20)
Where Do I Want to Go with My Life?
477(44)
Learning to Take Risks
478(1)
What Motivates You?
479(2)
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
481(2)
Plan Your Life Like You Would a Vacation
483(2)
Setting Your Goals: What Do You Want?
485(1)
Contributors to Success
486(3)
The Time in Your Life
489(3)
Culture and the Organization of Time
492(1)
Creating Harmony in Your Life
493(2)
Effective Life Planning: It's All Up to You!
495(1)
Happiness and Well-Being
496(1)
Myths and Truths about Happiness
497(2)
Who Is Happiest?
499(1)
Ways to Be Happy
499(3)
Chapter Review
502(3)
Activities
505(16)
References 521(12)
Glossary 533(12)
Index 545

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