Trust
Trust is the willingness to rely on someone, something, or yourself while acknowledging some degree of risk.
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Dependence
Dependence is a condition in which one person, response, need, or part of a system is significantly related to and partially dependent on another.
Otwórz →Co-regulation
Co-regulation is the process in which the presence, tone, rhythm, reactions and safety of another person help regulate arousal and emotions.
Otwórz →Bond
A bond is a lasting emotional connection with another person that affects the sense of security, regulation and the way of building relationships.
Otwórz →Loneliness
Loneliness is the subjective feeling of lacking sufficiently close, meaningful or supportive contact with others.
Otwórz →Responsiveness
Responsiveness is the ability to notice another person's signals and respond to them adequately, with attention and respect.
Otwórz →Attachment
Attachment is an emotional bond, especially between a child and a caregiver, that influences feelings of security and later relationships.
Otwórz →Rejection
Rejection is the experience of being excluded, unselected, or unaccepted by a person, group, or important social context.
Otwórz →Mentalization
Mentalization is the ability to understand one's own and others' behavior by referring to thoughts, emotions, intentions and needs.
Otwórz →Co-regulation
Co-regulation is the process in which one person helps another regulate emotions, tension and behavior through presence, reaction and contact.
Otwórz →Communication
Communication is the process of transmitting and receiving information, meanings, intentions and emotions between people.
Otwórz →Relationship quality
Relationship quality is the degree to which the relationship provides a sense of security, reciprocity, respect, responsiveness and real support.
Otwórz →Social intelligence
Social intelligence is the ability to understand social situations, intentions, norms and relationships and to act appropriately among people.
Otwórz →Social hyperscanning
Social hyperscanning is the excessive monitoring of other people's facial expressions, tone, gestures, and reactions for signals of judgment or threat.
Otwórz →Borders
Boundaries are psychological and practical rules defining what a person agrees to, what he needs and what he does not want to cross.
Otwórz →Empathy
Empathy is the ability to understand or empathize with another person's condition while remaining aware that it is their experience.
Otwórz →Closeness
Closeness is the experience of emotional contact, trust and mutual availability in a relationship.
Otwórz →No boundaries
Lack of boundaries is the difficulty in defining, communicating and protecting one's needs, time, space, values or body.
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