Needs time and space to process emotions, and “digest” thoughts.
Difficulty identifying and articulating thoughts and feelings
Becomes anxious if pursued to resolve conflict quickly, or is rushed or the other person becomes upset-dislikes and avoids conflict.
Needs encouragement to come back and enter into discussion following alone time.
Deliberate, methodical communication.
Internal processors have to think things through before they are in touch with their feelings and ready to talk. They are usually deliberate and methodical in their choice of words, taking longer to express themselves. The internal process or should push himself or herself to think the situation through and return to the partner for resolution and closure.
This communication is characterized by thoughts and emotions being processed internally. There is a vulnerability to be conflict adverse-push against that and remain engaged in conversation. Verbally this communication style is usually deliberate and methodical, words are carefully chosen.
There is not a right or a wrong, your communication style is how you are wired. The goal is to choose growth, be flexible and develop rich communication whether you are an internal or an external processor.
Knowing your communication style helps to prevent having your button pushed;
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