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A

abandonment

abortion

abuse, child

“acting out”

active aggressive personality

Adams, Abigail

Adams, John

“advice from others” map

“aha!” experience

AIDS

alcoholism

allowance

Alternative Learning Center (ALC)

anger

animals

Anna Karenina (Tolstoy)

Apollo 11 mission

apologies:

for bad temper

conscience and

as emotional deposit

imagination and

for judgmental behavior

proactivity and

reactivity and

self-awareness and

synergy and

will and

approval

Aquarian Conspiracy, The (Ferguson)

architecture

Argentina

arguments

autobiography, personal

B

baby-sitters

bedtime

begin with end in mind (Habit 2)

adult applications of

child applications of

destination defined by

long-range goals in

for mission statement, see mission statements

planning and

priorities in

problem-solving scripts for

synergy and

teaching of

teen applications of

things created twice and

vision in

behavior:

changing of

identity vs.

judgmental

negative

principles vs.

understanding and

Berry, Wendell

Bible

birthdays

“blind spots”

Bok, Edward

bonding:

activities for

in childbearing

with children

as “completely present”

Emotional Bank Account and

in marriage

one-on-one

planning for

as priority

as process

renewal and

synergy in

teaching and

trust and

understanding and

brain:

imprinting by

left vs. right

Bronfenbrenner, Urie

Brownlee, Shannon

Bush, Barbara

C

calendars

camping

careers:

divorce and

family vs.

marriage vs.

change:

agents of

cultural

forgiveness and

from inside out

principles and

results of

social

cheating

children:

abuse of

accountability of

bonding with

children as teachers of

commitment to

custody of

developmental stages of

dissatisfaction of

divorce and

family mission statement and

in family time

foster

friends of

grand-

illegitimate

innocence of

needs vs. wants of

pornography and

in poverty

“problem”

raising of

self-esteem of

sense of security of

television watched by

values accepted by

vision of

win-win strategy for

Chinese bamboo tree

choice:

confidence in

consequences of

first things first and

freedom of

of principles

see also decisions

chores

Christmas

Churchill, Winston S.

Circle of Concern

Circle of Influence

cloning

codependency

commercials

commitment:

to children

consensual

to family time

involvement and

keeping of

love as

to marriage

priorities and

to win-win

“Common Denominator of Success, The” (Gray)

communication:

adversarial

breakdown of

by code

Emotional Bank Account and

in marriage

nonverbal

open

perception and

restatement in

scripting and

semantics in

structures for

see also listening

comparing

compartmentalization

compass:

destination indicated by

four gifts as

moral

“true north” of

competency

competition:

cooperation vs.

rewards for

complaining

compliments

computers

confidences

congruency model

conscience

apologies and

betrayal of

collective

development of

forgiveness and

proactivity and

role models and

synergy and

Constitution, U.S.

control

cooperation:

competition vs.

counselors

courage

creative

courtesy

Covey Leadership Center

cramming

creativity

crime, juvenile

criticism:

feedback as

negative

culture, popular

cynicism

D

dating

Davis, Stanley M.

day care

death, dying

decisions:

making of

strategic

unpopular

Declaration of Independence

Deming, W. Edwards

dependence

desensitization

destination

adult applications of

begin with end in mind and

child applications of

compass and

definition of

in family mission statement

feedback and

flight plan for

interim

internal contention and

“maps” for

teen applications of

vision of

“deterministic” map

devotionals

discipline

divorce:

careers and

children and

financial problems and

forgiveness and

mutual understanding and

personal impact of

rate of

DNA

Doherty, William

drug abuse

Durkheim, Émile

E

economy

education

effectiveness:

family culture and

long-term

Einstein, Albert

Eliot, T. S.

Emotional Bank Account

balance of trust in

bonding and

communication and

deposits into

family mission statement and

family time and

in proactivity

relationships improved by

renewal and

synergy and

teaching and

understanding and

win-win and

withdrawals from

emotional deposits

apologies as

forgiveness as

kindness as

loyalty as

problems as opportunities for

promises as

emotions:

control of

momentary

negative

projection of

unexpressed

see also Emotional Bank Account

encyclopedias

endorphins

entropy

ethos

Evans, Richard L.

exaggeration

exercise, physical

F

families:

airplane flight as metaphor for

awareness in

blended

as building block of society

calendar for

careers vs.

comparison of

contentious

culture of

dysfunctional

extended

identity of

immune system of

interdependence in

intergenerational

involvement of

large

leadership in

learning

legacy of

legal support for

loyalty in

meetings of, see family time

mission statement of, see mission statement, family

moral authority of

mottoes of

as non-negotiable

nuclear

outside-in approach to

pictures of

as priority

quick-fix techniques for

reinvention of

self-scoring survey for

7 Habits as natural to

social influences on

spirit of

stability of

structure in

as support system

synergy in

as team

tendencies in

traditions of

transition

uniqueness of

visitors invited to

as “we” experience

see also children; parents

family time

children’s participation in

commitment to

Emotional Bank Account and

for extended family

family as subject of

family mission statement and

fun in

importance of

planning in

as priority

problem-solving in

renewal in

results of

rules for

teaching in

teen participation in

“favorite teacher” dinners

feedback

Ferguson, Marilyn

fight vs. flight response

finances

first things first (Habit 3)

adult applications of

“big rocks” example for

child applications of

choices and

importance of

lifestyle and

planning ahead and

“roles and goals” in

synergy and

as tactical approach

teen applications of

forced ranking systems

forgiveness:

change and

conscience and

divorce and

as emotional deposit

imagination and

in marriage

self-awareness and

as verb

will and

Fourth of July

Francis of Assisi, Saint

Franklin, Benjamin

Franklin Covey Company

Frost, Robert

fun

G

Gallup, George

gangs

gardens

Gibbon, Edward

gifts, four

application of

as compass

proactivity and

synergy and

understanding and

see also conscience; imagination; self-awareness; will, independent

Ginott, Haim

goals:

economic

long-range

mental

roles and

setting of

social

spiritual

Godbey, Geoffrey

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von

Golden Rule

Gordon, Thomas

gossip

Gray, Albert E. N.

Gray, John

Great Depression

“green and clean” story

Griffin, Glen C.

guidance, inner

guilt

H

Habits, 7:

1 (proactivity)

2 (begin with end in mind)

3 (first things first)

4 (win-win)

5 (understanding and being understood)

6 (synergy)

7 (renewal)

bad habits vs.

classes on

at different levels

diagram and definitions

framework of

as habits

as natural to families

as principles

relationships of

worksheet for

Halloween

health care

Hebgen Lake

Herzberg, Frederick

Hinckley, Gordon B.

Hitler, Adolf

Hochschild, Arlie

holidays

Holmes, Oliver Wendell

home, longing for

homelessness

hope

hospices

humility

humor, sense of

hygiene motivation theory

I

idealism

imagination:

apologizing and

as creative synergy

development of

forgiving and

proactivity and

as shared vision

teaching and

“I” messages

immune system

independence:

dependence vs.

interdependence vs.

individuality

infidelity

infrastructure

inside-out approach:

big picture for

change and

leadership as

outside-in approach vs.

success as

insights

integrity

interdependence:

in communities

in family

independence vs.

renewal as

Internet

interviews, private

J

James, William

Jennings, Marianne

job hunting

Johnson, Catherine

journals, personal

judgment:

behavior based on

understanding and

Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Department, U.S.

K

Kenley Creek

kindness

Kirtley, J. S.

“know thyself”

L

language

laws:

family supported by

morality and

natural

leadership

levels

adult applications of

child applications of

driving vs. restraining forces in

as interim destinations

leadership and

proactivity and

problem-solving and

7 Habits used in

shared vision and

significance

stability

success

survival

synergy in

teen applications of

Lewis, C. S.

“Lies Parents Tell Themselves About Why They Work” (Brownlee and Miller)

Life, Primary Laws of

life force

lifestyle

listening:

empathic

respectful

Little Prince, The (Saint-Exupéry)

logos

love:

as commitment

common understanding of

conditional

counterfeit laws of

as feeling

Primary Laws of

proactivity and

“tough”

unconditional

as verb

“Love at Home”

loyalty

Lucky in Love: The Secrets of Happy Couples and How Their Marriages Thrive (Johnson)

M

McKay, David O.

McNaughton, John Hugh

Magnificent Obsession

management

manipulation

marriage:

arguments in

bonding in

careers vs.

ceremony for

Circle of Influence in

commitment to

communication in

as contractual vs. covenant relationship

expectations in

family backgrounds and

forgiveness in

interdependence in

intimacy in

legal support for

mission statement for

neglect in

as priority

problem-solving strategies in

renewal in

responsibility in

role expectations in

self-awareness and

single lifestyle vs.

stability of

success of

vows of

as “we” experience

masculinity

Mauritius

mealtimes

Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus (Gray)

mentoring

Miller, Matthew

miscarriage

mission statement, family

announcements of

assumptions in

children’s participation in

Circle of Influence and

co-missioning in

as constitution

creation of

destination in

drafting of

Emotional Bank Account and

examples of

family identity in

family participation in

family time and

feedback in

human gifts as compass in

ideas for

importance of

legacy in

patience and

perspective and

power of

precautions for

principles in

priorities in

process vs. product of

purpose defined by

questions for

renewal in

resistance to

safe environment provided by

sense of stewardship in

teen participation in

for three or more

for two persons

vision of

worksheet for

mission statements:

financial

marriage

organizational

personal

modeling

“mood charades”

morality:

authority for

decline of

as human attribute

judgments based on

laws of

legal support for

rigidity in

sense of

Morris, Betsy

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)

motivation

motives

Muggeridge, Malcolm

N

nagging

narcissism

nature vs. nurture debate

needs:

mental

physical

social

spiritual

wants vs.

neighbors

Nelson, Joyce

Novak, Michael

nutrition

O

“one-minute speeches”

organization

outside-in approach

overreaction

P

paradigms

parents:

as children’s friends

expectations of

grand-

influence of

respect for

sacrifices of

single

surrogate

unique role of

working

Pascal, Blaise

passive-aggressive personality

pathos

patience:

family mission statement and

impatience vs.

large families and

results and

patriotism

“pause button”

Peck, M. Scott

perceptions:

communication and

feedback and

perfectionism

persistence

perspective

Pledge of Allegiance

Pope, Alexander

pornography

Powell, John

power struggles

Prayer Rock

prejudice

prenuptial agreements

prevention

pride

Principle-Centered Family Leadership Tree

principles:

actions based on

behavior vs.

change and

choice of

in family mission statement

of leadership

long-term

as natural laws

preferences vs.

as self-evident

7 Habits as

social values vs.

teaching of

as timeless

as universal

violation of

in win-win

see also values

priorities:

begin with end in mind and

commitment and

family as

in family mission statement

family time as

importance of

marriage as

values and

prisoners of war

prisons, emotional/mental

proactivity (Habit 1)

adult applications of

child applications of

Circle of Concern/Circle of Influence on

conscience and

at different levels

Emotional Bank Account in

four gifts and

freedom of choice in

imagination and

as key to other habits

love and

“pause button” for

planning and

reactivity vs.

renewal and

results of

self-awareness and

sense of humor and

synergy and

teen applications of

will and

win-win and

problem-solving:

at different levels

in family time

in marriage

strategies for

synergy in

projection

promises

Proverbs

“psychological air”

punishment

Q

Quakers

R

rationalizations

reactivity:

Circle of Concern as focus of

proactivity vs.

reading habits

reform

rejection

relationships:

abusive

break-up of

building of

contractual vs. covenant

fear of

natural laws and

renewal of

television viewing and

understanding and

religion

“Religions United Against Pornography” conference

renewal (Habit 7)

adult applications of

bonding and

child applications of

Emotional Bank Account and

expectations and

extrinsic vs. intrinsic

in family mission statement

in family time

in family traditions

feeling of

healing and

interdependent

in marriage

mental

other habits influenced by

personal

physical

proactivity and

of relationships

“sharpening the saw” metaphor for

social

spiritual

teen applications of

resentment

respect:

listening and

mutual

for parents

understanding and

win-win and

responsibility:

in marriage

principle of

as “response-ability”

sense of

weakening of

retirement

“retreat” time

rewards, extrinsic vs. intrinsic

Richards, Stephen L

Robinson, John

Rogers, Carl

role models

S

Saint-Exupéry, Antoine-Marie-Roger de

St. Patrick’s Day

sarcasm

Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)

Schweitzer, Albert

self-awareness:

apologies and

congruency model for

development of

family awareness and

forgiveness and

marriage and

in mentoring

proactivity and

synergy and

self-correction

self-esteem

self-help literature

self-identity

selfishness

Selye, Hans

service, community

sexuality

sexually transmitted diseases

Shakespeare, William

sharing

“sharpening the saw,” see renewal (Habit 7)

Shelter of Each Other, The (Pipher)

significance

sincerity

smoking

social influences

social values map

Solomon

stability

standard of living

Star Wars

stewardship

stimulus, gap between response and

Stockdale, James B.

Stone, Irving

Stone, Lawrence

stress

subconscious

success:

in careers

as inside-out process

level of

long-term principles for

of marriages

Supreme Court, U.S.

survival:

level of

physical

psychological

suspension of disbelief

synergy (Habit 6)

adult applications of

apologies and

begin with end in mind and

body as metaphor for

in bonding

child applications of

conscience and

“creative”

as creative cooperation

at different levels

differences and

Emotional Bank Account and

in families

family immune system and

feedback and

first things first and

as “fruit”

as higher way

human gifts and

as inappropriate

internal security and

key issues for

mutual vulnerability in

negative emotions vs.

“pause button” and

points of view in

proactivity and

problem-solving in

process of

risks of

self-awareness and

as summum bonum of all habits

teen applications of

third alternative solution in

transactional plus

transformational

understanding and

vision in

will and

win-win and

T

Tagore, Rabindranath

Tannen, Deborah

taxes

teachers

teaching:

effectiveness of

in family times

imagination and

of values

“teaching moments”

technology

teenagers:

family mission statement and

in family time

overwhelmed feeling of

rebellious

self-identity of

7 Habits for

sexual problems of

social life of

suicide by

typical day of

television

temper, loss of

“ten-minute program”

therapy

“think outside the box”

Thoreau, Henry David

Those Who Love (Stone)

Time Bind, The (Hochschild)

Time for Life (Robinson and Godbey)

“time out” room

Tolstoy, Leo

total leadership commitment (TLC)

Toynbee, Arnold

training

transcendence

trim tab factor

trust:

bonding and

destruction of

development of

unconditional

win-win and

U

understanding and being understood (Habit 5)

adult applications of

advice and

anger defused by

autobiography and

behavior and

big picture in

bonding and

child applications of

conditioning and

confrontation and

developmental stages and

diagnosis before prescribing in

Emotional Bank Account and

empathic listening and

as evidence of caring

expectations and

“faithful translator” in

feedback and

four gifts and

frame of reference for

gender differences and

guidelines for

Indian/Eskimo perception exercise and

interpreting and

judgments and

manipulation vs.

mind-set for

misunderstanding vs.

negative emotions and

nurturing and

other habits related to

“pause button” and

point of view in

power of

probing and

“psychological air” and

questions about

reflective statements in

relationships and

respect and

as “route”

satisfactions and

sequence in

synergy in

taking offense and

teen applications of

vulnerability and

win-lose approach and

win-win and

urgency

U.S. News & World Report

V

vacations

Valentine’s Day

values:

common

principle-centered

prioritization of

questions of

social

teaching of

see also principles

vertigo

victims

Vietnam Experience, A (Stockdale)

violence

vision:

destination and

in family mission statement

importance of

shared

synergy and

visualization

W

Webster, Daniel

weight loss

Whitehead, Alfred North

Whittier, John Greenleaf

will, independent:

apologies and

development of

forgiveness and

organization and

proactivity and

social will vs.

synergy and

Williamson, Marianne

Winfrey, Oprah

win-win (Habit 4)

abundance vs. scarcity mentality and

accountability in

adult applications of

agreements for

in arm wrestling contest

big picture of

child applications of

for children

Circle of Influence and

commitment to

competition vs. cooperation in

consequences in

desired results in

elements of

Emotional Bank Account and

guidelines in

lose-win vs.

“one question, one commitment” idea in

principles in

proactivity and

resources in

respect and

as “root”

spirit of

synergy and

teen applications of

trust and

understanding and

as viable alternative

win-lose approach vs.

wisdom

wisdom literature

women

working

“work parties”

worship

Y

You Just Don’t Understand (Tannen)

“you” messages

Z

Zinker, Joseph