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1. practicalpie.com › choice-theory-definition-examplesChoice Theory (Definition + Examples) - Practical Psychology

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   Sep 21, 2023 · What Is Choice Theory? Choice Theory gives us a lot of responsibility when it comes to our actions and thoughts. There are also elements of realism in Choice Theory, including the reality check that you can’t control the actions of others. The 10 main axioms of Choice Theory help guide the choices we make.

2. www.improvingmipractices.org › family-choiceFamily of Choice | Improving MI Practices

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   A family of choice is understood to be a client-selected combination of other individuals able to provide healthy and constructive nurture, direction, and other support to sufficiently meet the relational and emotional needs so important to recovery and well-being.

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   What is a family of choice?

   • I consider the concept of a family of choice as potentially encompassing all relationships that are actively and voluntarily maintained. Popularized by Weston (1991), families of choice and fictive kin are often primarily associated with gay men and lesbians.

   Reimagining Families of Choice | SpringerLink

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   Is there a psychology behind name choice?

   • Whether they focus on it or not, parents are making a choice that will have long-term consequences for their child—because there is, in fact, a psychology behind name choice. According to Columbia University’s Michael Slepian and Adam Galinsky (2016), male and female names differ in fundamental ways based on how they are pronounced.

   The Surprising Psychology of Baby Naming | Psychology Today

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   What is choice theory based on?

   • In Choice Theory, Glassner outlines key Choice Theory concepts and helps readers understand ways to make better choices and strengthen all of their relationships. One way that a reader may use the main axioms of Choice Theory is by thinking about problems in their relationship.

   Choice Theory (Definition + Examples) - Practical Psychology

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   Why are 'families of choice' important?

   • For many people, they are also the most significant, often precisely because of their mostly voluntary or chosen nature. In this chapter, I draw on the findings of ESRC-funded research (Jones-Wild, 2011) to focus on friendship and explore what might be understood by ‘families of choice’.

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4. www.psychologytoday.com › intl › blogFinding Your Chosen Family | Psychology Today

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   Nov 27, 2023 · Platonic Love. Relationships. Finding Your Chosen Family. What a "chosen family" offers, and how to foster yours. Posted November 27, 2023 | Reviewed by Devon Frye. Key points. When family of...

5. psychology.tips › theory-of-choiceTheory Of Choice | A Simplified Psychology Guide

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   The Theory of Choice has broad applications in various fields: Economics: It helps economists understand consumer behavior, market demand, and the effects of policy decisions. Psychology: The theory contributes to understanding human decision-making processes, biases, and cognitive limitations. Public Policy: Policymakers utilize the theory’s ...

6. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Reimagining Families of Choice | SpringerLink

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   I consider the concept of a family of choice as potentially encompassing all relationships that are actively and voluntarily maintained. Popularized by Weston (1991), families of choice and fictive kin are often primarily associated with gay men and lesbians. However, my findings suggest that the phenomenon may be more than a ‘gay way of ...

   • Author: Rachel Jones-Wild

   • Publish Year: 2012

7. www.psychologytoday.com › intl › blogWhy the Choice of Your Child's Name Matters So Much

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   Since by definition most people have common names (e.g., 95% of the American population carry just 1% of the first names that are available), odds are that we will be drawn to others who also have ...

8. us.sagepub.com › sites › defaultRational Choice Theory and the Family - SAGE Publications Inc

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   Rational Choice Theory and the Family T he very idea that the family and family members’ behavior can be understood as “rational” behavior may appear an oxymoron. Indeed, families are the site of extreme emotion, attachment, and even violence. Families are where many of the seemingly “irrational” decisions of life are made.