Edwin H. Friedman Quote
A new world view of the brain suggests instead that communication is itself an emotional phenomenon that depends on three interrelational rather than mental variables: direction, distance, and anxiety. The capacity of those with whom you are communicating to hear you depends primarily on these three variables.
Edwin H. Friedman
A new world view of the brain suggests instead that communication is itself an emotional phenomenon that depends on three interrelational rather than mental variables: direction, distance, and anxiety. The capacity of those with whom you are communicating to hear you depends primarily on these three variables.