Strong emotions can tip us over into a new way of being. Oatley and Djikic (2002) argued that ___________ are most likely to cause the polyhedron of personality to tip onto a new face.

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Oatley and Djikic (2002) suggest that strong emotions resulting from personal events, events tied to significant relationships, or large social upheavals can all potentially cause significant shifts in our personality, likening the process to a polyhedron tipping onto a new face.

Strong Emotions Can Tip Us Over into a New Way