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'''Nonviolent Communication''' is a system of negotiation that was conceived by US [[psychologist]] [[Marshall Rosenberg]]. It encourages people to avoid labelling other people or imputing motives of feelings to them, recommending instead that people explore their own feelings and learn to express them without use of [[Enemy images]].
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'''Nonviolent Communication''' ('''NVC''') is a system of negotiation that was conceived by US [[psychologist]] [[Marshall Rosenberg]].
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==Avoiding labels==
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NVC encourages people to avoid labelling others or imputing motives or feelings to them. Instead it recommends that people explore their own feelings and learn to express them without use of [[enemy images]] or judgments about others.
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==Important on Wikispooks==
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Wikispooks aims to emulate NVC, by seeking to minimize the use of loaded language such as [[enemy images]].<ref>[[Wikispooks:Style Guide]]</ref>
 
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Revision as of 10:44, 6 March 2018

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Start1960s
Founder(s)Marshall Rosenberg
AbbreviationNVC

Nonviolent Communication (NVC) is a system of negotiation that was conceived by US psychologist Marshall Rosenberg.

Avoiding labels

NVC encourages people to avoid labelling others or imputing motives or feelings to them. Instead it recommends that people explore their own feelings and learn to express them without use of enemy images or judgments about others.

Important on Wikispooks

Wikispooks aims to emulate NVC, by seeking to minimize the use of loaded language such as enemy images.[1]

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