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Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus

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Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus uses its famous metaphor—that men and women originate from different planets—to frame and explain the fundamental psychological and communicative differences between the sexes. Author John Gray, a relationship counselor, posits that conflicts in relationships arise when partners forget these inherent differences and apply their own "planet's" rules to the other.

The book details specific contrasts, such as: Men primarily seek solitude and problem-solving when stressed (retreating to their "caves"), while women seek connection and expression (desiring to talk through their problems). It advises on recognizing distinct emotional needs (men feel motivated when needed; women feel motivated when cherished) and provides practical strategies for improving communication, reducing resentment, and adapting one's behavior to better support the partner's intrinsic nature.

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Series Title

Relationship Psychology

Call Number

646.78 GRA m

Publisher

British : Thorson., 1992

Collation

286 hlm.: 13 x 21 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0-7225-2840-X

Classification

646.78

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text

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Edition

1

Subject(s)

Relationship Psychology
Gender Communication Differences
Self-Help / Marital Guidance
Martian/Venusian Metaphor
Coping with Stress

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