Collapse SubdiscussionPeter Conis Peter Conis Yesterday Oct 7 at 5:56am Manage Discussion Entry Hi Desiree and class! Responses are a matter of perception and we generally determine reality based on a balanced combination of subjective and objective information. But if you are dealing with individuals who are disgruntled with the system, isn't it likely their subjective determination of events will overrule an objective third party interpretation of the situation? Dr. C Reply Reply to Comment Collapse SubdiscussionRachel Sakhi Rachel Sakhi Oct 9, 2017 Oct 9 at 12:44am Manage Discussion Entry October 8th, 2017 | Rachel Sakhi, Student of DeVry Hello Professor, Regarding this topic your post touches upon some good points. Such as determining reality. Daily actions when the behavior represents feelings are ongoing regardless of what a person says or expresses through statements appears to be the truth and reality. For example, if a man lounging on a marriage license for 2 to 8 years only sees his wife during the hours of midnight to 4 or 5 am maybe once per week or as much as 3 times per month, and resides only 3 to 4 miles away from the wife's house, then chances are he's in love, married, and loyal to his certified wife. After all, a pair of shoes or a wedding ring doesn't mean marriage is legal and voluntary. But if he puts a certificate on it, then it's real and he's married. On the other hand he buys a house for another woman, lives there, got her pregnant, put her on a magazine with their new baby and never calls the certified wife then that is a bit of detachment and requires decertification under a divorce decree to legalize detachment that matches what he represents through his actions. Detached is objective to the marriage, wife is unwanted. Then again if wife draws up a legal joinder to easily slip out of the marital knot that prevents moving onward to someone fulfilling his obligations instead of building the self-esteem of a heroin addict he got pregnant and gave celebrity marital status to, but husband cringes refuses to untie the knot its a similar to a Super Max Control Unit Prison inside of the box of freedom. A slave. How do you like my response to your specified perspective? Disgruntled or Not? Reply Reply to Comment


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      Hi Desiree and class!
      Responses are a matter of perception and we generally determine reality based on a balanced combination of subjective and objective information.  But if you are dealing with individuals who are disgruntled with the system, isn't it likely their subjective determination of events will overrule an objective third party interpretation of the situation?
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        October 8th, 2017 | Rachel Sakhi, Student of DeVry

        Hello Professor, 

        Regarding this topic your post touches upon some good points. Such as determining reality. 
        Daily actions when the behavior represents feelings are ongoing regardless of what a person says or expresses through 
        statements appears to be the truth and reality. For example, if a man lounging on a marriage license for 2 to 8 years only sees
        his wife during the hours of midnight to 4 or 5 am maybe once per week or as much as 3 times per month, and resides only 3 to 4 
        miles away from the wife's house, then chances are he's in love, married, and loyal to his certified wife. After all, a pair of shoes or 
        a wedding ring doesn't mean marriage is legal and voluntary. But if he puts a certificate on it, then it's real and he's married. On the
        other hand he buys a house for another woman, lives there, got her pregnant, put her on a magazine with their new baby and never
        calls the certified wife then that is a bit of detachment and requires decertification under a divorce decree to legalize detachment 
        that matches what he represents through his actions. Detached is objective to the marriage, wife is unwanted. Then again if wife 
        draws up a legal joinder to easily slip out of the marital knot that prevents moving onward to someone fulfilling his obligations 
        instead of building the self-esteem of a heroin addict he got pregnant and gave celebrity marital status to, but husband cringes 
        refuses to untie the knot its a similar to a Super Max Control Unit Prison inside of the box of freedom. A slave. How do you like my 
        response to your specified perspective? Disgruntled or Not?  
          Reply to Comment

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