Quotes About Interaction

The value of early intervention programs, even those that have only brief "doses" of positive interaction, can't be underestimated.

In order to communicate rationally and successfully with anyone, you have to make sure they're regulated, make sure they feel a relationship with you, and only then try to reason with them.

people. We project that expectation in our interactions with others and thereby actually elicit good from them. Our internal view of the world becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy; we project what we expect, and that helps elicit what we expect.

You don't get trained in cultural sensitivity—you go spend time immersed in the culture, spend time with other people.

doing things with movement and rhythm offers a more connected way of communicating.

In a multifamily, multigenerational environment, the continuous social interactions provide a rich source of regulation, reward, and learning.

We tend to be a very verbal society—written and spoken words are important—but the majority of communication is actually nonverbal.

La socialización puede mejorarse empezando poco a poco, primero enseñando a tener relaciones simples, cara a cara y basadas en normas, y de ahí pasar a retos más complejos con grupos de semejantes.

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Self-knowledge involves relationship. To know oneself is to study one self in action with another person. Relationship is a process of self evaluation and self revelation. Relationship is the mirror in which you discover yourself - to be is to be related.

To know oneself is to study oneself in action with another person.

I'm interested in the moment when two objects collide and generate a third. The third object is where the interesting work is.

the best school leaders are present in classrooms a lot, working constructively and supportively with teachers.

We are social animals, and there's nothing more powerful or rewarding than communicating with other people. Digital means have become the easiest and quickest way to communicate.

The Internet of Things is not about a talking refrigerator, because that is the old-fashioned consumer retail world of electrical white goods. It's an archaic concept, like software bought in a plastic-wrapped box from a shelf. The genuine Internet of Things wants to invade that refrigerator, measure it, instrument it, monitor any interactions with it; it would cheerfully give away a fridge at cost.

Life, and intelligence, do not mix very well.

Google sells network surveillance and collective intelligence. This is Google's actual, profitable, monetisable product. "Search" is merely Google's front end, a brilliant facade to encourage free interaction by the public. People are not Google's "customers" or even Google's "users", but its feudal livestock.

I am sorry," he would say, addressing himself unexpectedly to the astonished onlooker. "I am sorry, I am concerned with that section of space which you are filling. Couldn't you move a little to one side for a minute?

In a useful conversation... there is a double coincidence of wants. You have to be interested in what I have to say; I have to be interested in what you have to say. This is an important reason why people with conventional interests seem more socially intelligent. Even if they don't check whether their audience cares, it probably does.

Angry lamentation about the effects of new tech on privacy has flabbergasted me the most. For practical purposes, we have more privacy than ever before in human history. You can now buy embarrassing products in secret. You can read or view virtually anything you like in secret. You can interact with over a billion people in secret.

Sometimes, very occasionally, you do your best boxing with your mouth.

Good conversational debate is an end in itself, and talking for the love of conversation is what makes us human.

Most of us are ready to greet our worst enemies like long-lost brothers if we think they can show us a good time, if we think they can do us any good or if we even reach the conclusion that being polite will get us just as far and help us live longer.

You can tell you're alive when somebody touches you back.