attunement
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- noun
- /əˈtunmənt/
:
sintonía
- Therapists often emphasize attunement with clients to foster a trusting therapeutic relationship.
- an exquisite attunement
But actually, what a narcissistic person wants is not limited to attunement.
- But actually, what a narcissistic person wants is not limited to attunement.
- I was feeling the feelings back in time of that unmet need of not having that attunement.
- Most people go into human interactions needing and wanting connection, safety, empathy, attunement.
- And with attunement, with awareness, you can learn to discern what is false.
- And so if we really begin to tap into that attunement, we see, oh, like I can actually take this vessel.
- It is a more global feeling or emotion or attunement, however you want to discuss it, that pertains to beings as a whole.
- OK, So attachment system, attachment safety, safety attunement kind of value.
- Well, let's just say your attunement.
- And he says that the this, you know, the founding mode of attunement, and this is in German, the befindly Kaitershtemung, right, or Bishtemung, right.
Examples
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My empathic attunement to her suffering helped her distance herself from her pain and examine her position in a more objective manner.
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Attunement to it is the key to a balanced and happy life.
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I mean, tango is about attunement and so is love.
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Attunement with another human being is one of our earliest quests.
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And with attunement, with awareness, you can learn to discern what is false.
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Attunement to silence can open one to the spiritual power of music (Yob, 2010).
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Attunement depends on the cultivation of attitudes of nonaggression and letting be (wu-wei).
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A phenomenon in infant development that has been poorly understood scientifically until recently is the way in which the caregiver's attunement with the baby contributes to the infant's capacity to regulate his or her own inner states.
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Developing a deep sense of attunement with one's emotional state can lead to greater self-awareness.
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The teacher showed remarkable attunement to her students' needs, adjusting her methods to fit their learning styles.
Synonyms
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A close loving relationship where people share personal feelings
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A strong feeling of liking and caring for someone or something
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A natural liking for people, things, or ideas
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A warm emotional relationship between people who trust each other
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A strong feeling of closeness between people or toward a place
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How people and things are joined and relate to each other
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A very close natural connection between two people that helps them understand each other's thoughts
A strong emotional effect that something like music or words has on people
Antonyms
How Connected
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Attunement comes from attune (from a- 'to' and tune 'tone' or 'sound'), and it helps to think of being 'in tune' with someone, like two singers matching the same note. So attunement means a close, harmonious understanding or emotional connection.