Groups and Relationships
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Sociology is the study of the dynamics that exist between people across time.
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Books (7)
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352 pages[recommended but under copyright]
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Canonical Works (15)
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Surely, venerable sir, we are living in concord, with mutual appreciation, without disputing, blending like milk and water, viewing each other with kindly eyes.
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… four things are born of love and hate
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Mahānāma, why do you say that they will make it as Vajjis?
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There is a person who is not to be associated with…
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The well-behaved have many friends,
because of their self-restraint.
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… the appearance of three people is rare in the world…
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Monks, a friend endowed with seven qualities is worth associating with.
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People of the world exhibit these five flaws which make them untrustworthy.
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… these six are conditions that are conducive to amiability, that engender feelings of endearment and respect
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Birds of a feather flock together.
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Readings (25)
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In a daily study of 80 couples across 14 days ( N = 1,798 observations), people experienced lower life satisfaction, greater negative emotions, and fewer positive emotions on days when they reported lower than their average relationship satisfaction, but this association was attenuated for people high in mindfulness.
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Among the general public and behavioral scientists alike, the Implicit Association Test (IAT) is the best known and most widely used tool for demonstrating implicit bias: the unintentional impact of social group information on behavior.
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We found that participants tended to have more similar self-views post-conversation than pre-conversation, an effect we term “inter-self alignment.” Further, the more two partners’ self-views aligned, the more they enjoyed their conversation and were inclined to interact again. This effect depended on both conversation partners becoming aligned. These findings suggest that the way we see ourselves is coauthored in the act of dialogue
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exposure to a stereotype, regardless of whether one agrees with it, can shape how one experiences and learns from interactions with members of the stereotyped group, such that it induces individual-level prejudice
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The hard part of having a secret doesn’t seem [to be] those moments when we’re in conversation. That turns out to be the easy part. It’s having to live with the secret alone, and being unsure whether you’re doing the right thing.
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Here we report data supporting the broader claim that shame is a basic part of human biology.
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A community is defined by four criteria: membership, influence, integration and fulfillment of needs, and shared emotional connection.
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This decision is about business. Just not exactly in the way he meant.
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You don’t care for someone because you love them, you love them because you care
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and then there are times
that both sides seek to disown
to cut my cords
let me fall…12 min -
I want to be the one store that’s open all night
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they were in the middle of a lake in the middle of a desert in the middle of a war zone…
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A gray hoodie will not protect my son…
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I found him on the porch that morning…
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