The concept referring to the positive impact of a generally positive relationship in times of conflict is known as Accumulated Positive Debts. This means that positive interactions and experiences can act as a buffer against the negative effects of conflicts.
- When the relationship is generally positive, it can help manage times of conflict more effectively.
- This concept is sometimes referred to as Accumulated Positive Debts.
- When people have positive experiences and feelings towards each other, they 'accumulate' these as emotional credits.
- These positive experiences can offset the negative impacts of conflicts when they arise.
- Studies suggest that people who perceive they have control and are able to cope with stressors effectively are less likely to be overwhelmed by the negative aspects of relationships.
- Additionally, supportive relationships contribute a great deal to overall well-being, enabling better stress management and healthier interactions, even when disagreements occur.
Question:
When the relationship is generally positive, this can help the overall relationship in times of conflict. This is sometimes called:
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Approach Avoidance Style
External Locus of Control
Accumulated Positive Debts
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