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      <title>NVC</title>
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      <description>Feelings vs Needs Feeling
Our emotional response to a situation, based on whether a need is met or unmet. Feelings are internal and personal.
Need
A universal human requirement such as connection, safety, rest, or understanding. Feelings arise from how well these needs are fulfilled.
Example Trigger: A friend cancels dinner last minute.
Feeling: Disappointed
Need: Connection, reliability
Depending on the individual, this event may evoke different feelings based on different needs:</description>
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      <title>Observation vs Judgement</title>
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      <description>Observation Stating what you see, hear, touch or smell without the influence of your thoughts and perception.
Evaluation Our brains are really good at drawing conclusions, coming up with explanations and our thoughts produce judgements.These evaluations come from our internal beliefs, life experiences, and thought patterns. The same observation can lead to many different evaluations.
Example
Observation:- A woman is sitting alone in a café drinking tea.
Evaluation 1:- She looks lonely.</description>
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