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5 days ago · Sometimes, we’re our best cheerleaders, but most times, we’re our harshest critics. But the beauty is, we all have the power to shape and reshape them. One key takeaway: Be generous to yourself in those inner chats. Give yourself a pat on the back. We all face struggles — whether they are stutters or moments of doubt.
1 day ago · The main difference between open dialogue and narration—which includes characters’ inner dialogue and indirect and experienced speech—is that the speaker is one of the characters and is formally responsible for the utterance, which is marked by the first-person pronouns and quotation marks.
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23 hours ago · dialogue – a communication between two or more people. Can include any mode of communication, including speech, texting, e-mail, Facebook post, body language, etc. dynamic character – a character who noticeably changes within the scope of a narrative, typically as a result of the plot events and/or other characters. Contrast with static ...
3 days ago · The key is to get used to their existence and pay them due attention, but without taking them too seriously. In short, don’t believe everything you think: your mental health will thank you. Reference: Kane, M. J. et. Al. (2007) For whom the mind wanders, and when: an experience-sampling study of working memory and executive control in daily life.
4 days ago · Indeed, no. Emotionally intelligent individuals know better than to bring up personal judgments in a conversation. They understand that it’s not about suppressing their thoughts, but about fostering a respectful dialogue. Ever found yourself on the receiving end of such a conversation? You’re not alone! 2) Controversial topics
5 days ago · Gridlocked Conflict vs. Dialogue: Gridlock: When there is gridlock, partners feel fundamentally rejected, polarized, and unable to compromise. Dialogue: In contrast, in dialogue, or productive conversations, they demonstrate positive affect (amusement, affection, empathy), and partners are effectively able to seek temporary compromises.
3 days ago · After all there’s a vast and important difference between the sentences, “You messed up” and “Matt messed up” – especially when these sentences are reverberating inside your own head. “You messed up” is more personal and accusatory. It hurts more and invites a more toxic internal dialogue with that voice: “You’re right.
