Anankelogy Principles

In response to NR101 step 5.2:

1) My easement orientation: I would say I am more resolve-over-relieve oriented. But admit it may not seem so from other's perspective.

2) My relational orientation: I would say I am more specific-over-general oriented. I've always described myself as detail-oriented. But others may see me in a different light.

3) My conflict orientation: I would say you I am more open-over-closed oriented. Even to the point it may seem I am unwilling to fight where other's believe that fighting is the best option. I do think I'm often misperceived or my intent misinterpreted that way.

I'm conscious of how identifying all three more favorably could draw some criticism. I invite others to kindly and graciously illuminate any of my blind spots. Maybe some view me as more relieving, as generalizing, or as closed in conflict. Characterizing my need-experience orientations as all positive cannot be…

Follow this public group engaging our listed anankelogy principles. This also serves as space for those in our development programs engaging others with their chosen anankelogy principle. Let's apply these principles to our lives and talk about it here.

Anankelogy is social science created to understand human needs.