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People pleaser quiz, people pleasing, perfectionist, inner child
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At its core, people-pleasing is the act of pleasing others over oneself.
It might look like selflessness, but it is motivated by a fear of not being accepted and a desire to be liked.
Constant people-pleasing can manifest in being overly agreeable to others and/or putting too much effort into gaining acceptance or approval from others. These behaviors often result in putting yourself in situations that might be regarded as unfavorable but for the end goal of pleasing others so they will like you and reciprocate your efforts. In other words, pleasers will engage in people-pleasing behaviors, assuming they will be rewarded and reciprocated.
People-pleasing can lead to imbalanced relationships in which one party is always giving (the people-pleaser), and one party is always taking. These interactions can cause resentment due to unmet expectations rooted in covert contracting with others.
So, how can you tell when you are doing this? An honest self-appraisal is a good place to start. Ask yourself the following questions:
Includes eight pages in US Letter and A4 sizes.
Please note: This is for personal use only. A commercial license is available at my store, which will allow you to use it with clients.
© ALL DESIGNS are copyrighted and property of Counsellorcronan. You could face legal action if you reproduce or resell this design.
By purchasing these resources, you do not acquire any copyright. Reproduction rights do not transfer with the sale. Any form of duplication, distribution, or reselling for commercial purposes is prohibited. This item is for your PERSONAL USE ONLY.
For more products, please visit my store.
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It might look like selflessness, but it is motivated by a fear of not being accepted and a desire to be liked.
Constant people-pleasing can manifest in being overly agreeable to others and/or putting too much effort into gaining acceptance or approval from others. These behaviors often result in putting yourself in situations that might be regarded as unfavorable but for the end goal of pleasing others so they will like you and reciprocate your efforts. In other words, pleasers will engage in people-pleasing behaviors, assuming they will be rewarded and reciprocated.
People-pleasing can lead to imbalanced relationships in which one party is always giving (the people-pleaser), and one party is always taking. These interactions can cause resentment due to unmet expectations rooted in covert contracting with others.
So, how can you tell when you are doing this? An honest self-appraisal is a good place to start. Ask yourself the following questions:
Includes eight pages in US Letter and A4 sizes.
Please note: This is for personal use only. A commercial license is available at my store, which will allow you to use it with clients.
© ALL DESIGNS are copyrighted and property of Counsellorcronan. You could face legal action if you reproduce or resell this design.
By purchasing these resources, you do not acquire any copyright. Reproduction rights do not transfer with the sale. Any form of duplication, distribution, or reselling for commercial purposes is prohibited. This item is for your PERSONAL USE ONLY.
For more products, please visit my store.
Thank you
Enjoy x