Resulting

Our natural response to this is to demand that the other person change their behavior. But  the reality is that most people won't change, at least, not when we want them to. Continuing to focus on the other person only causes us continued frustration. Psychologists refer to this as the "expectancy-reality-discrepancy," or more broadly, as an irrational belief referred to as "demanding-ness."
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Negotiation; Post-personality