Tag: music
Do You Have To Do That?
Geraldine gets annoyed with Joseph because he narrates what he’s doing or about to do. For example, if he says, “I’m going to the kitchen and get some crackers,” Geraldine might respond, “Why do you need to tell me that? Are you looking for permission or do you think it’s of interest to me?” “Oh, [...]
Posted: February 17th, 2012 under Counseling, Couples, Kids, Stories.
Tags: auditory, insight, music, visual-spatial
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Following the Beat
Many years ago when I was first discovering the value of learning styles, I became keenly aware of my auditory sense. For me, hearing is the gateway to understanding. I easily hear emotion in sound, whether it is words or music (other sounds, too). Therefore, talking on the phone is easy for me. I like [...]
Posted: August 2nd, 2010 under Everyday Communication.
Tags: auditory component, learning styles, music, rhythm, sounds
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He Tells Stories, She Doesn’t
Willie is a story teller. If you ask him a question, even a simple question, you are likely to get a story. It drives Ellen crazy. “Why can’t he just give a simple answer to a simple question?” she says with exasperation. “If he asks me a direct question, I give a direct answer—yes or [...]
Posted: February 23rd, 2010 under Couples, Everyday Communication, Stories.
Tags: attraction, colleagues, Couples, dance, interpersonal, intrapersonal, linguistic, logical, music, question, storytelling, summaries, visual-spatial
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The Thinking Out Loud blog is a natural extension of Bob Keteyian's book "Do You Know What I Mean?".