OBSTACLES TO COMMUNICATING EMOTIONS

1.    What are the obstacles to communicating emotions?

• Ethical Choice Point.

• For fear of losing the respect of their co-workers.

• Inadequate interpersonal skills.

1.    What is an example of social and cultural customs in the Canadian context?

• For fear of losing the respect of their co-workers.

• "Men don't cry" and women are still not exempt from the difficulties of emotional expression.

• It’s inappropriate to convey strong emotions among people you don't know well, except in certain situations-including loud expressions of joy when your hockey team gets a goal.

  3.An example of a negative social custom that persists in our society.

• Motivational appeals and Ethical Choice Point.

• "Men don't cry" and women are still not exempt from the difficulties of emotional expression.

• For fear of losing the respect of their co-workers.

4. Why do some women in executive and managerial positions not show “soft” emotions?

• For fear of losing the respect of their co-workers.

• Society's rules and customs

• Motivational appeals and Ethical Choice Point.

5. Mention three examples of how to express your emotions correctly, according to the class study book.

• Express your emotions selectively. Carefully weigh the arguments for and against expressing your emotions, consider your choices for communicating emotions-not only what you'll say but also how you'll say it.

• Society's rules and customs, fear, and inadequate interpersonal skills.

• "Men don't cry" and women are still not exempt from the difficulties of emotional expression.

6.  A common example of fear when expressing your emotions in a sentimental context.

• For fear of losing the respect of their co-workers.

• If you express your love for another person, you risk being rejected. When you expose a weakness, you can be more easily hurt by the uncaring and the insensitive.

• Interpersonal skills

7. These are two examples of ethical messages mentioned in the class textbook concerning social and cultural costums.

• Interpersonal skills

• Fear that you might hurt the person and then feel guilty. In addition, you may not reveal your emotions for fear of causing a conflict.

• Motivational appeals and Ethical Choice Point.

8.This is one of the reasons why you are afraid to express your emotions.

• Interpersonal skills

• Fear that you might hurt the person and then feel guilty. In addition, you may not reveal your emotions for fear of causing a conflict.

• Motivational appeals and Ethical Choice Point.

9. Considered one of the biggest obstacles to effective emotional communication.

• Interpersonal skills

• Motivational appeals and Ethical Choice Point.

• For fear of losing the respect of their co-workers.

10.Examples of inadequate management of inadequate management of interpersonal skills.

• Motivational appeals and Ethical Choice Point.

• Interpersonal skills

• Can express anger only through violence or avoidance, can deal with anger only by blaming and accusing others, nd many cannot express love. They literally cannot say "I love you."