PROCESSES OF OPINION CHANGE

Herbert C. Kerman is a social psychology lecturer at Harvard University. Currently he spends a year at Oslo's Institute of Social Studies and spends part of his time to further study the influence of a one-year stay in the United States on Scandinavian students' self-image. His theoretical and experimental work on the issues mentioned in the last 8 years is announced the first draft awarded to the American Society for the Advancement of Science in Social Psychology in 1956.

Three principles of transfer analysis are proposed. It is a process called change, redirection or change that can be a very effective tool in psychotherapy. There are detailed definitions, explanations and inferences about how transfers work based on research and opinions of therapists and journalists of Dr. Ryan Howes, Dr. Mark Dombeck, Dr. Henriette T. Glatzer, and Dr. Angela Molnos . - Holocaust Resistance During the Holocaust, millions of Jews and other ethnic minorities benefited from the Nazi commandments and found themselves. Despite the threat of death being at the head, the Jews organized an insurgent group and rebelled against their oppressors. Resistance comes from various causes such as death of self-esteem and dignity, abduction acts, killing abductee victims ("Jews resist Nazi massacre").

There will always be resistance in the process of change. Management's goal is to minimize this resistance and bring a common platform to stakeholders that all people can express their views. As the process of change progresses, any barriers to change should be constantly reviewed. For the process of changing jobs, people need to know that it is working. For this purpose, management can divide the main purpose into simpler goals. Management needs to thoroughly analyze short-term goals and make them achievable and ambitious. To achieve each goal, employees should be rewarded

Everyone has opinions, they stick to it. But this does not mean they need to stick to it forever. People changed and their opinions changed. This process is continuous. King Aganca did his best to conquer the country, change his view on war and victory, and turned to Buddhism after the Karinga war. It is a good thing to change your opinion about something and to admit that you are wrong. It will make you a better person. I was wrong several times. I admit it. If I am called shameless because my way of thinking changed, I would greatly welcome it. Shame will lead me to a lying life, making me insist on everything I said. Furthermore, I do not want to send a fake life.