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Nurturing

Submitted by Deborah Hazen on Fri, 07/31/2009 - 5:58am.

I want to understand more...could you both describe the nurturing...what it looks like, what it sounds like...how Paul's conflict model fits or doesn't fit with it.

Is it about tone, intent? How do we control other people's perceptions of tone or intent? What about cultural/societal perceptions of communication patterns (I'm thinking about the differences between how men and women are perceived by many when communicating.)

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