"None of us need one more person pointing out where we have failed or fallen short...what each of us need is FAMILY who believe in us and who believe we're trying to do the best we can." - Marvin J. Ashton
Sunday, November 11, 2012
I really liked this week’s topic of crisis because
we all go through hard things and experience challenges in our life. First of
all I really like learning about the ABCX model. Once it was explained it made
total sense. A: the actual stressor event. B: both the resources and the
reactions. C: cognition, the way you view the situation. And X: your total
experience. Learning about crises I found it very interesting that 50% of times
after losing a child, within 2 years it is usually a divorce. I think that
everyone should learn to deal with crises so that things can end positively. When
a crisis happens I like to think of the cognition part of it. When a crisis
happens we usually think that certain events lead to certain emotions when that
is not reality. Reality is events happen which leans to our thinking it over
which then leads to our emotions. We can affect the way we think about crises
according to cohesion and flexibility. If we are flexible I think that you can handle
crises better. You are able to mold yourself in a way that you haven’t dealt
with stuff before. Closing I want to say
a story that was told in class. There was a girl molested and the man was always
asking her to forgive her. The pressure was all of the sudden put on her, Don’t
put the pressure on someone else except the perpetrator. Focus should be on
him. He should not be asking for forgiveness but is on his knees apologizing
until you are convinced it is sincere. Tis story really stuck with me and is a
tactic I never realized before. When a crises comes up in your life I know that
if we try to view it positively rather than negatively than it will definitely
help.
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