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Get Out Of Your Own Way Ch: 27
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Get Out Of Your Own Way Ch: 27

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What is one reason why people dump their feelings on others?

  • They want to create a sense of unity with their peers.
  • They are trying to make others feel better.
  • They lack an effective way to address the person who is really upsetting them. (correct)
  • They are trying to avoid confrontation.
  • What is the opposite effect of dumping on others in adulthood compared to adolescence?

  • It results in eating disorders.
  • It creates a tremendous disconnect between individuals. (correct)
  • It creates a sense of unity and justified feelings.
  • It leads to physical violence.
  • What is the main difference between venting and dumping?

  • Venting is about others, while dumping is about oneself.
  • Venting is a healthy way to express feelings, while dumping is not. (correct)
  • Venting is about a specific situation, while dumping is about a person.
  • Venting is louder than dumping.
  • What is the result of dumping on someone else?

    <p>The person feels frustrated and put-upon.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the recommended approach to overcome dumping?

    <p>To find healthier ways to deal with feelings and forgive others.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Jennifer's initial intention when speaking with Megan about Diane?

    <p>To vent her frustration about Diane</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Megan's conversation with Jennifer escalate into?

    <p>A dumping session about her ex-husband and men in general</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did Jennifer stop asking Megan to lunch after their conversation?

    <p>Because Megan's hostility and dumping made Jennifer uncomfortable</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary difference between venting and dumping?

    <p>Venting is a constructive way to express frustration, while dumping is destructive</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the result of dumping on others, according to the passage?

    <p>It leads to a verbal avalanche that buries others</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Dumping is a way to physically express frustration, disappointment, and upset.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When you dump, the person to whom you are speaking will feel relieved and motivated to help.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Dumping is an effective way to resolve conflicts and frustrations.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Venting and dumping are interchangeable terms.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The passage suggests that dumping is a rare behavior that only occurs in certain situations.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Venting vs. Dumping

    • Venting is a way to express frustration and is helpful when done with people we trust, whereas dumping is a verbal avalanche that buries others.
    • Venting is a healthy way to maintain composure, but dumping is a way to feel better at the expense of others.

    Causes of Dumping

    • Lack of an effective way to address the person or situation causing upset
    • Holding in upset feelings and then wanting to let it all out when given the opportunity
    • Habit formed in adolescence, such as in junior high school and high school, as a way to feel better and feel less alone

    Effects of Dumping

    • Creates a tremendous disconnect between the person dumping and the person being dumped on
    • The person being dumped on feels frustrated and put-upon
    • Can lead to others turning off or feeling "dumped on"

    Differences between Venting and Dumping

    • Venting is a way to express frustration, whereas dumping is a way to feel better at the expense of others
    • Venting is a healthy way to maintain composure, whereas dumping is a way to create a disconnect between people

    Overcoming Dumping

    • Find healthier ways to deal with feelings about the person or situation causing frustration
    • Learn to forgive and discover ways to overcome frustration
    • Develop a more effective approach to the people or situations that frustrate you

    Venting vs. Dumping

    • Venting is a way to express frustration and is helpful when done with people we trust, whereas dumping is a verbal avalanche that buries others.
    • Venting is a healthy way to maintain composure, but dumping is a way to feel better at the expense of others.

    Causes of Dumping

    • Lack of an effective way to address the person or situation causing upset
    • Holding in upset feelings and then wanting to let it all out when given the opportunity
    • Habit formed in adolescence, such as in junior high school and high school, as a way to feel better and feel less alone

    Effects of Dumping

    • Creates a tremendous disconnect between the person dumping and the person being dumped on
    • The person being dumped on feels frustrated and put-upon
    • Can lead to others turning off or feeling "dumped on"

    Differences between Venting and Dumping

    • Venting is a way to express frustration, whereas dumping is a way to feel better at the expense of others
    • Venting is a healthy way to maintain composure, whereas dumping is a way to create a disconnect between people

    Overcoming Dumping

    • Find healthier ways to deal with feelings about the person or situation causing frustration
    • Learn to forgive and discover ways to overcome frustration
    • Develop a more effective approach to the people or situations that frustrate you

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