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Strong Beliefs

Trying to impress the other person, they don't listen with understanding. Becoming so concerned with their image that they don't really hear. Instead of listening carefully and trying to understand they may be constantly framing their replies in order to appear helpful.
             The Intellectual Listener these listeners attend only to the words of the other. They make a rational appraisal of what the nonverbal cues (including the feelings tat are communicated nonverbally). The intellectual listener may develop this style because of the type of work in which he or she engages for example: a man had a job were he was thoroughly logical and systematic in order to succeed in his work, but at home with his wife this approach does not work. His wife called him a nitpicker. He spent most of their communication time analyzing what she said as if he had to turn it into a program. .
             2) Lauer & Lauer's research finds that in regard to marital happiness, marriage places more demands on people than friendship, but the rewards are enormous for those who are able to work through the differences and annoyances and maintain a growing relationship. For some, the rewards are so immense that marriage is a watershed in their lives (Lauer and Lauer 1988:86) Most important factors in happy couples lives are: My spouse is my best friend. I like my spouse as a person. Marriage is a long-term commitment. These are just a few of the ideals couplers share in marriage.
             3) Three Style of Parenting are authoritarian parenting, authoritative parenting, and permissive parenting. In authoritarian parenting, the approach is to exercise maximum control and to expect unquestioning obedience. Children may perceive such parents as rejecting and as refusing to give them any autonomy. Parent-child interact is not the give-and-take of a developing relationship but the giving of orders by a superior to a sub ordinate. In case of infraction of the rules, discipline is likely to be both severe and physical.


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