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People often see others as objects instead of individuals from "summary" of The Anatomy of Peace, Fourth Edition by The Arbinger Institute

When we see others as objects, we are not really seeing them at all. Instead, we are reducing them to mere obstacles, vehicles, or irrelevancies in our own pursuit of our goals. In essence, we are treating them as things rather than as people with their own thoughts, feelings, and desires. This objectification allows us to justify mistreating them or neglecting their needs because we do not view them as fully human. This tendency to objectify others often stems from our own insecurities, fears, or prejudices. When we feel threatened or unsure of ourselves, it is easier to dehumanize others in order to protect our own sense of worth or control. By reducing others to objects, we can avoid the discomfort of truly engaging with them on a personal level and acknowledging their humanity. Objectifying others can also lead to a cycle of conflict and dehumanization. When we see someone as an object...
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    The Anatomy of Peace, Fourth Edition

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