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    The Win-Win Waltz Situation Cards: Positivepsychology

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    The Win-Win Waltz Situation Cards: Positivepsychology

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    The document contains 12 scenarios called "Win-Win Waltz Situation Cards" that describe common relationship situations where partners have differing preferences or needs. The cards are intended to help couples practice finding mutually agreeable solutions where both people can gain something through respectful compromise or consensus.

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    The Win-Win Waltz Situation Cards

    WIN-WIN WALTZ WIN-WIN WALTZ WIN-WIN WALTZ


    You like to watch TV when Your partner has invested a large Your partner likes to talk on and
    you come from work and your amount of your savings in high- on, sharing every detail of what
    spouse likes to cook dinner risk stocks. You want to have a s/he has done at work. You like
    immediately. sense of financial stability. some quiet time after dinner.

    WIN-WIN WALTZ WIN-WIN WALTZ WIN-WIN WALTZ


    You and your spouse need to You and your spouse need to You and your spouse need to
    decide if you should take a new decide what to plant in the decide what neighborhood
    job that is an exciting career garden. You want vegetables, to live in. You like the lively
    opportunity, but would make for your spouse prefers flowers. hip area, your spouse prefers
    a very long commute. something more residential.

    WIN-WIN WALTZ WIN-WIN WALTZ WIN-WIN WALTZ


    Your partner wants to buy a You need to decide what to do You are trying to decide what to
    new TV. You are happy with the on Saturday afternoon. Your watch on TV. You prefer sports,
    old one. sister’s birthday party and your your spouse wants to watch the
    spouse’s big soccer match are reality show.
    both at the same time.

    WIN-WIN WALTZ WIN-WIN WALTZ WIN-WIN WALTZ


    You like bowling (or bridge) but When you call the family for You are worried that your
    you don’t like the way your dinner you want them to come spouse’s back problems may be
    spouse offers you coaching right away, but your spouse serious. Your spouse doesn’t
    when you do competitive takes his/her time. want to go to a doctor.
    activities together.

    Susan Heitler, Ph.D., 2020

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