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Feeling misunderstood: a concept analysis.
1South Dakota State University, College of Nursing, SD, USA. barb.condon@briarcliff.edu
Nursing Forum
|December 17, 2008
Summary
Feeling misunderstood involves disquietude, discordant perceptions, and heightened emotional awareness. Antecedents include communication barriers and unexpected responses, leading to behavioral changes.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Communication Studies
Background:
- The phenomenon of feeling misunderstood is a common human experience.
- Understanding its core components is crucial for effective interpersonal interactions.
Observation:
- This study analyzed the concept of feeling misunderstood through a literature review (1957-2005).
- Keywords: feeling misunderstood, antecedents, attributes, consequences.
Findings:
- Three defining attributes identified: disquietude, discordant perceptions, and heightened emotional awareness.
- Antecedents include issues, communication barriers, and unexpected responses.
- Consequences involve transformations in behavior.
Implications:
- The findings provide a framework for understanding and addressing the experience of feeling misunderstood.
- This can inform therapeutic interventions and communication strategies.
- Further research can explore cultural variations in this phenomenon.
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