Everyone wants to be affirmed by others. They want to surpass others and be raised by others. The need for respect is a face, or a public image that wants to defend itself. According to Wolfson and Manes (1981), praise can easily enhance face and membership. Therefore, in daily interactions, participants strive to promote and maintain facial and affiliation relationships. Interactors not only defend their own faces, but also protect the faces of others, hoping to provide the same protection for their own faces. Hurting a person's "face" may make him shameless, while preserving a person's face makes him tolerant. Retaining the other's positive face can create a harmonious atmosphere in the negotiation, thereby changing the opposite feeling.
Everyone wants to be affirmed by others. They want to surpass others and be raised by others. The need for respect is a face, or a public image that wants to defend itself. According to Wolfson and Manes (1981), praise can easily enhance face and membership. Therefore, in daily interactions, participants strive to promote and maintain facial and affiliation relationships. Interactors not only defend their own faces, but also protect the faces of others, hoping to provide the same protection for their own faces. Hurting a person's "face" may make him shameless, while preserving a person's face makes him tolerant. Retaining the other's positive face can create a harmonious atmosphere in the negotiation, thereby changing the opposite feeling.<br>
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