Why Men are the Way They are: The Male-female DynamicMcGraw-Hill, 1986 - 403 pages |
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Page 161
... anger , whether it's name - calling or " I hate you , " but are more likely to look at the anger in the entire context of the argument . They do not focus on the excess of anger as a way of sidestepping the issues that led to the anger ...
... anger , whether it's name - calling or " I hate you , " but are more likely to look at the anger in the entire context of the argument . They do not focus on the excess of anger as a way of sidestepping the issues that led to the anger ...
Page 333
... anger . " If they were told it was a girl , they labeled the exact same crying by the same child at the same time " fear . " By interpreting the same behavior as anger if we're told it is a boy , and fear if told it is a girl , we do ...
... anger . " If they were told it was a girl , they labeled the exact same crying by the same child at the same time " fear . " By interpreting the same behavior as anger if we're told it is a boy , and fear if told it is a girl , we do ...
Page 334
... anger - instead of seeing that the volcano came as a result of the man's suppressing his anger . Because the male volcano is so powerful at the moment it happens , we sometimes forget both the feeling of powerlessness that stimulated it ...
... anger - instead of seeing that the volcano came as a result of the man's suppressing his anger . Because the male volcano is so powerful at the moment it happens , we sometimes forget both the feeling of powerlessness that stimulated it ...
Contents
Men Have the PowerWhy Would They | 3 |
PART | 12 |
The Message the | 26 |
Copyright | |
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