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The flashcards for habit 4 Study guide

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"Win-Lose"   show
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show "I always get stepped on" - You're insecure and won't stand up for yourself - Low courage/High consideration  
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show "We're going to win together" - You're walking away before anyone loses - Balancing courage and consideration  
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"Lose-Lose"   show
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Deposit   show
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show A deficit or negative for a person - Think ATM machine  
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Why should you keep promises?   show
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show Keep secrets that a person trusts you with, to seem loyal.  
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What does being "loyal to the absent" mean?   show
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show Don't expect people to immediately understand your boundaries or what you need from them. Communicate.  
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Apologize- why should you?   show
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Why should you forgive people?   show
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