TrOn – Interpersonal issues

Author(s):
Dr Yamini Ram and reviewed by Dr Michelle Newberry

Duration:
60 minutes

Published:
November 2021

Type:
TrOn learning module

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How we relate to strangers, friends and family, along with how we react to various life situations, forms a major part of our personality. Though as humans we all have a common template for forming relationships and responding to situations, every person has their own way of relating and responding, making each one of us unique.

In this module we look into those factors that contribute to forming relationships. We focus on various aspects influencing how we see and judge people and make friends. We also look into how we explain the behaviour of others as well as our own behaviour, and review the importance of language and theory of mind in relating to people.

Availability

This module is free to access for anyone registered with the College as a resident doctor, member, affiliate, Student Associate or Foundation Doctor Associate – just log in with your College details (not OpenAthens) to access the modules. For non-members it is available as part of a TrOn subscription.



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