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Post WWII history of marriage Economics Shift in type of work due to industrialization Necessity of dual incomes Technology Industrialization Transportation Birth control The change in social norms. John Gottman, Ph.D., is a well - respected psychologist and marriage researcher who reports that an unhappy marriage can increase your chances of becoming ill by 35% and take four years off your lif James 2:11-19; John 14:12Let’s summarize this study by answering the following questions based on the Scriptures we’ve read.the areas where we should examine our lives and identify those cha &Gottman,1983;Tsai&Levenson,1997).Weobtainedmeasuresofemotionalbehavior,reportsofemotionalexperience,andauto-nomicreactivityduringtheconversations.Wealsoadministeredmea-suresoftemperamentalfactors(neu 1.John Gottman with Joan DeClaire, Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1997). is is actually an excellent book, despite what might be said about it by people with di TEXT: Genesis 3; John 3 . There are two types of relationships described in Scripture. They are:. I. Fear Based Relationships. A. Typified in . Adam’s. experience. 1. . Shame. (Gen 3:7). 2. . Separation. TypologiesofIntimatePartnerViolence:Evaluation ofaScreeningInstrumentforDifferentiation DanielJosephFriend & RenayP.ClearyBradley & RebeccaThatcher & JohnM.Gottman # SpringerScience+BusinessMedia,LLC2 How do we naturally respond to conflict resulting from sin?. Hide (Genesis 3:8). Blame others (Genesis 3:12-13). Lie . (. Mark 14:68-71). How does God respond to sin?. With consequences (Deuteronomy 32:4). Balancing Health and Science. Dealing with . unprofessional behavior. William H. Swiggart, MS. Co-Director, Center for Professional Health. March 2017. Conflict of Interest. William Swiggart. ….has . Talking to Us Mob. Population. Low population, 2% to 6% (4% in WA). Small communities, self contained cultural life. Strong extended families and communities. Legacy of History. Lived experience in a strong oral culture. We know how important relationships in life are. …. Family relationships. Neighborhood relationships. Work relationships. Casual relationships. Close friend relationships. Undesirable relationships. There are two types of relationships described in Scripture. They are:. I. Fear Based Relationships. A. Typified in . Adam’s. experience. 1. . Shame. (Gen 3:7). 2. . Separation. (3:8). 3. . Fear. Healthy Relationships. Talk about your feelings.. Respecting each other’s friends and activities.. Considering the other person’s opinions and feelings.. Respecting differences in the other person.. http://shvedovskaya.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/bowlby-john.jpg. “If a community values its children . It must cherish their parents.”. John Bowlby . Edward John Mostyn Bowlby. . February 26, 1907 - September 2, 1990. relationshipsan intimate relationship or in your partner Successful criticize each other provide constant negative feedback aren146t supportive of each other don146t demonstrate affection PURDUE XTENS