Some personal reflections on learning more about mammalian social behavior
I have been curious about the recent studies of mammal social groups. As scientists learn more about mammal social behavior, they gain a more filled-in picture of the animals’ close ties to others in their social group, as well as their allegiance to the group as.
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Recent Posts by Laurie Lassiter
some thoughts on emotional cutoff: and bridging emotional cutoff
These segments are from a slideshow I did for a webcast in March for the Rutgers Bowen theory trainees. I wanted to look at the material again this week, as my 24-year-old moved out two days ago to live with friends. The triangle of son, his.
The Triangle as a Regulatory Mechanism
Murray Bowen was an early theorist of regulatory functions of systems, though he focused only on one system, the human family. New discoveries in biology are revealing how much life is made up of systems with regulatory mechanisms.
One of the best summaries of the new knowledge of regulatory systems in.
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(To readers: Any ideas about where I need to further develop and explain this perspective? Where is it unclear or vague?)
Murray Bowen modeled using the triangle in his effort in his own family to increase differentiation of self (DoS). While this kind of effort, if done systematically, probably offers the most effective way to increase.
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Recent Comments by Laurie Lassiter
- October 7, 2024 on The Differentiated Self and Tolstoy’s War and Peace
- October 6, 2024 on 2nd half of session with Dr Bowen, Feb. 1987
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- October 4, 2024 on The Differentiated Self and Tolstoy’s War and Peace