Breaking a Habit You Share With Someone Else
A shared habit has a cue that is another person, and that is the one cue you cannot remove. What changes, what to ask for, and what not to try.
A shared habit has a cue that is another person, and that is the one cue you cannot remove. What changes, what to ask for, and what not to try.
The same person, two places, two sets of behavior. Habits are attached to contexts rather than to people, and there is measured evidence for what that means.