Watch Brene Brown Listening to Shame Ted Talk. watch Brene preceding talk, Power of Vulnerability. Directions Thoughtfully

Watch Brene Brown Listening to Shame Ted Talk. watch Brene preceding talk, Power of Vulnerability.

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Directions Thoughtfully respond to the questions below based on the EQ Lecture from week 9, and a mindful viewing of Brené Brown's Listening to Shame Tec Talk. All responses should be in complete sentences, error-free and proofread prior. 1) Summarize your reaction to Brene's talk(s). Describe and discuss one specific example (from your own life, or elsewhere) that came to mind as you watched. You might find it helpful to also watch Brone's preceding talk, Power of Vulnerability. 2) Who in your life (or the world in general) is good at being vulnerable? Who "dares greatly"? How do they do it? 3) What connections can you make between Brené's talk(s) and course concepts. 4) Is Brené's insight and advice relevant or useful to cultures that fall toward the collectivistic end of the cultural spectrum? Explain your response. 5) Do you agree with Brené's assertion about the differences between men and women in terms of how shame manifests? to shame organized by gender"? Why or why not? What other factors influence how shame manifest? Answer all components of this question. 6) In what ways can we challenge gender norms to help bridge the shame gap between men and women? Consider cultural changes and how they might be communicated broadly, consider what could be done in early education to mitigate/combat the proliferation of gender norms and their influence on emotional nasion Directions Thoughtfully respond to the questions below based on the EQ Lecture from week 9, and a mindful viewing of Brené Brown's Listening to Shame Tec Talk. All responses should be in complete sentences, error-free and proofread prior. 1) Summarize your reaction to Brene's talk(s). Describe and discuss one specific example (from your own life, or elsewhere) that came to mind as you watched. You might find it helpful to also watch Brone's preceding talk, Power of Vulnerability. 2) Who in your life (or the world in general) is good at being vulnerable? Who "dares greatly"? How do they do it? 3) What connections can you make between Brené's talk(s) and course concepts. 4) Is Brené's insight and advice relevant or useful to cultures that fall toward the collectivistic end of the cultural spectrum? Explain your response. 5) Do you agree with Brené's assertion about the differences between men and women in terms of how shame manifests? to shame organized by gender"? Why or why not? What other factors influence how shame manifest? Answer all components of this question. 6) In what ways can we challenge gender norms to help bridge the shame gap between men and women? Consider cultural changes and how they might be communicated broadly, consider what could be done in early education to mitigate/combat the proliferation of gender norms and their influence on emotional nasion

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Name Instructors Name Institution Course Date QUESTION 1 My reaction to Brenes talk was that she really highlighted the importance of understanding shame and vulnerability and how they are connected S... View the full answer