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This affects your psychosocial orientation (PO). This affects your relational orientation  (RO). This impacts your easement orientation (EO). Need-response nurtures each other’s easement orientation  from ignoble pain relief  to noble pain removal This shapes your conflict orientation (CO).

See easement orientation . discomfort embrace ( n. ) - REFUNCTION A refunction to intentionally face See easement orientation and strategic pain relief . drift ( n. ) - DEFUNCTION The gradual and often See easement orientation and conflict orientation . Can explain some political extremism; see psychosocial orientation . See easement orientation .  

These assessments occur as one element in a supportive need-response cycle . each demonstrates a distinction between: avoidant generalizing and engaging specifics ( relational orientation ), relieving pain and resolving needs to remove cause for pain ( easement orientation ), and mutual defensiveness and mutual engagement ( conflict orientation ).

You will be more successful overcoming your pain if nurturing your “ easement orientation ” toward resolving

Anankelogy calls this your relational orientation .   orientation .   Easement orientation : habituated way we experience the pain or discomforts we face in life. Anankelogy calls this your conflict orientation .   Those with a wide psychosocial orientation tend to lean politically left.

Applies a response reputation or "response rating" to those in positions of of power. easement orientation See easement orientation and conflict orientation . Can explain some political extremism; see psychosocial orientation . Correlates with misfunctionality . psychosocial orientation  ( n. ) The routine or regularly situated See easement orientation .  

COMMENTARY Anankelogy introduces you to your easement orientation . You could stretch your comfort zone to improve your easement orientation with our free online course

Orient yourself to make the most of what you receive in life and avoid taking it for granted. NR101  Personal Need-Responder Aims to develop your " easement orientation " from prioritizing relief easier to bounce back from painful setbacks NR201  Social Need-Responder Aims to develop your " conflict orientation

We all present what anankelogy calls an “ easement orientation ”. Most of us feel oriented to avoid discomfort. In our first development program , need-responders learn to shift their easement orientation from a We all present what anankelogy calls a “ conflict orientation ”. In our next development program , need-responders learn to shift their conflict orientation from a mainly

This leads to different need experience orientations and different priority of needs. Anankelogy recognizes we each present what it calls an "easement orientation". Anankelogy recognizes we each present what it calls an "conflict orientation". You either orient to a conflict by A) getting defensive and closed toward others, or B) staying You learn to recognize we all have an internal “psychosocial orientation” that we express externally

Anankelogy recognizes how we each respond to pain with our ‘easement orientation'. The more you’re relieve-over-resolve oriented, the worse your wellness. You’re either oriented as guarded-over-open  or open-over-guarded .   The more you’re open-over-guarded oriented, the greater your wellness. The more you’re guarded-over-open oriented, the worse your wellness.

orientation" away from wellness). This addresses what anankelogy calls an easement orientation . This addresses what anankelogy calls a conflict orientation . This orients you to this mutuality alternative of a wellness campaign . Then orient them to our need-responsive alternative.