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William Glasser

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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WILLIAM GLASSER

CHOICE THEORY
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IN THE FOLLOWING MINUTES...

YOU'LL FIND OUT IF YOU HAVE LIVED A SIMILAR LIFE TO THAT OF A HOUSE PET.
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HOW DO PEOPLE TRAIN THEIR PETS?

LIST A FEW METHODS
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WHAT WOULD YOU CALL THIS TYPE OF TEACHING?

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CLASSICAL CONDITIONING?

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT IT?
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HOW DOES CLASSICAL CONDITIONING RELATE TO HOW YOU WERE EDUCATED?

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CHOICE THEORY

  • Internally, not externally motivated
  • Outside events never make us do anything
  • What is important and satisfying to us drives our behavior
  • Every person has five basic needs
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FIVE BASIC NEEDS

DISCUSS IN A GROUP WHAT YOU THINK ARE THE
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FIVE BASIC NEEDS

  • To be loved and connected with others
  • To achieve a sense of competence and personal power.
  • To act with a degree of freedom and independence.
  • To experience joy and fun.
  • To survive
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COMPARE YOUR LIST TO gLASSER'S

ANY SIMILARITIES? DIFFERENCES?
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SELECTED AXIOMS OF CHOICE THEORY

  • The only person whose behavior we can control is our own.
  • All we can give another person is information.
  • All long-lasting psychological problems are relationship problems.
  • What has happened in the past has everything to do with what we are today.
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SEVEN CARING HABITS

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SEVEN CARING HABITS

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SEVEN DEADLY HABITS

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SEVEN DEADLY HABITS

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APPLICATION

HOW CAN THIS HELP YOU TEACH?
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