Gottman & Silver (1999) emphasize in chapter 6 that if spouses have room for influence from each other, it increases their level of mutual respect. Marriages are…
6. Which of the six marriage principles stands out the most to you and why?…
6. Which of the six marriage principles stands out the most to you and why?…
Bibliography: Ronald E. Hawkins, Strengthening Marital Intimacy (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baker Pub Group, 1991), Direct Digital on IPad.…
In their book, Boundaries in Marriage, the authors, Cloud and Townsend, present a theoretical model for maintaining healthy relationships, specifically marriage relationships. This examination of Cloud and Townsend’s approach to maintaining healthy relationships summarizes both the theoretical and theological orientation of their proposed model, compares their approach to the model proposed by Sandra Wilson in her book, Hurt people hurt people, and considers the model in the context of Dr. Hawkins concentric circle theory of personality, and parents a critique with regard to some’ of the perceived strengths and weaknesses of their approach.…
1. In order to develop his theory of the role of marital communication and risk factors for divorce, Gottman:…
To create a good respectful lasting relationship there are a few things that you can do:…
* What you feel are the most important principles of relationship building and suggest ways in which you would promote positive relationships.…
There are seven key factors which contribute to the development of effective relationships with children and adults. Good relationships are built when the following are taken into consideration;…
The only things that human beings need to survive in this world are: food, shelter, and relationships. Humans by nature cannot successfully exist on their own, for that reason they are instinctively inclined to crave relationships with others. Whether a relationship be romantic or strictly platonic, it is crucial that one develop a proper foundation before trusting wholeheartedly. The foundation of a relationship, much like any other type of foundation, protects it from threatening outside forces, such as people with malicious intentions, or simply the trials of life in general. There are a myriad of useful qualities that can make up said foundation, however, several important examples are: knowledge of a partner’s character, open communication…
The article by Hawkins et al. covers the study of marriage and relationship education Research (MRE). Marriage and relationship education entails the development of strategies, interaction, skilled communication and problem-solving abilities with a focus on active listening, allow for the development of a solid and healthy facilitate healthy connection between people in a relationship (Hawkins, Blanchard, Baldwin, & Fawcett (2008). Marriage and relationship education is not provided to couples alone, but presented on a group level as a prevention tool for current committed couples, who are working on strengthening their relationship. (Hawkins et al., 2008). This approach is not meant for crisis solving, but for those working toward establishing a stronger bond. Marriage and relationship education (MRE) can provide individuals and couples the ability to have strong, happy relationships.…
3. Respect- I have respect for myself and my other and I don't want us to pressure each other at all…
There are basic principles that you need to communicate which in turn help build positive healthy relationships-…
Canary, D. J., Stafford L., Hause, K. S., & Wallace, L. A. (1993). An Inductive analysis of relational maintenance strategies. Comparisons among lovers, relatives, friends, and others. Communication Research Reports. 10, 5-14.…
Lastly, my spouse should be realistic. An ideal husband accepts and deals with a situation as it really is and does not try to pretend that it is different. He knows it is not…