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Psychology of Partnership Consider these questions while watching: What’s going on here? What’s my response to it?

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Presentation delivered by Caroline Gourlay as part of the Psychology of Partnership session at Communicate 2012: Breaking Boundaries.

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Page 1: Caroline Gourlay - The Psychology of Partnership

Psychology of Partnership

Consider these questions while watching:

What’s going on here?

What’s my response to it?

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Ways people differ

Cultural norms of behaviour

Knowledge and experience

Intellect and ‘thinking style’

Personality

Emotional resilience and responses to pressure

Motivation

Values

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Responses to pressure

Move towards people

Move away from people

Move against people

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Personality differences

Sensing versus intuition

Sensing – pays attention to tangible data, real things in the real world

Intuition – takes ‘real things’ as a starting point but is more interested in abstract ideas

Thinking versus feeling

Thinking – likes to make objective decisions based on logic

Feeling – likes to make decisions based on what feels right

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Some fundamentals

Assume others see the world differently from you

Accept that this doesn’t make them wrong

Be aware of the ‘fundamental attribution error’

Cultivate a knowledge and understanding of yourself

Look for common ground

Clarify expectations frequently