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What drives the ways in which people
interact with one another?
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threads run through human nature, whether in romantic relationships,
corporate human resources departments, or traditions of socialization.
Organizational and interpersonal dynamics, I suppose — if we're looking
for more of a label here. Or, the collision of psychology, membership,
and Management 101.
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What is the underlying value of a
"bid," so-labeled by John Gottman, Ph.D., as "the fundamental unit of
emotional communication"? |
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Do you distinguish between "malum
in se" and "malum prohibitum," as addressed by
G. Gordon Liddy in comments regarding "blind obedience"? |
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"Must" the scorpion always sting
the frog when they partner to cross the river? |
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Why are "games" ubiquitous and
habitual if not for "fun or even enjoyment," as the late Eric Berne,
M.D., has argued? |
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Would it bother you to learn that
"The off button was connected to nothing" on your spaceship, as Kurt
Vonnegut, Jr., writes in
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God has provided me a wonderful
variety of ways to use my study and experience in blending different
personalities into negotiated cooperation. As I say on my
Home Page, I'm convinced that it permeates all that we do and
are.
It's also a limitless, fascinating
examination — in my opinion!
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On January 11, 2006, I changed the
name of this section from "Company, Couple, Culture" to its current, I
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