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It's important to keep in mind that the use of distancing language or third-person pronouns does not necessarily mean that a therapist is intentionally unempathetic or uncaring. | It's important to keep in mind that the use of distancing language or third-person pronouns does not necessarily mean that a therapist is intentionally unempathetic or uncaring. | ||
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+ | ===== Agency and Distancing Language===== | ||
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+ | Speakers of different languages vary in how they describe events, which influences how they perceive and remember who is responsible for an action.[( : | ||
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+ | title : How Language Shapes Thought | ||
+ | publisher : Scientific American Vol. 304, No. 2 pp. 62-65 (4 pages) | ||
+ | published : Feb 2011 | ||
+ | url : https:// | ||
+ | )] Even split-second accidents require us to interpret what happened, and the language used can significantly impact the perception of guilt and shame. For instance, in the quail-hunting accident involving former Vice President Dick Cheney, where he accidentally shot Harry Whittington, | ||
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=====Distancing in Mental Health===== | =====Distancing in Mental Health===== |