Temperament and Romance - Kidder, Lawrence
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Romance begins the process that brings together a man and woman, may lead to a lifelong commitment, and often results in survival of the human race through children. From arranged marriages to the present-day attraction-based model, couples have married for a variety of reasons-socioeconomic, pregnancy, religious, etc.-but few if any stop to consider temperament as a predictor of compatibility. This book seeks to help couples either find the best soulmate or learn to love and value their current partner. Designed to make temperament theory user-friendly and applicable to life, this book will…mehr

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Romance begins the process that brings together a man and woman, may lead to a lifelong commitment, and often results in survival of the human race through children. From arranged marriages to the present-day attraction-based model, couples have married for a variety of reasons-socioeconomic, pregnancy, religious, etc.-but few if any stop to consider temperament as a predictor of compatibility. This book seeks to help couples either find the best soulmate or learn to love and value their current partner. Designed to make temperament theory user-friendly and applicable to life, this book will take you through the process of tolerating, understanding, appreciating, and finally valuing others of different temperaments. Based on personal experience, this is life-changing!
Autorenporträt
Larry Kidder, MA, is a lifelong communicator and student of human behavior. Several years back, he discovered temperament theory, and it has changed his life. Though he is not a trained therapist, he completed a number of family therapy courses. Researching a variety of temperament websites based on Jung, Briggs and Myers, Kiersey, Golay, and others, he has pulled from each to create a coherent and cohesive presentation of temperament. Add in Golay's animal families and temperament theory immediately becomes more applicable and memorable for the layperson-especially romantic partners.