Traditional EFT has you tapping with the fingertips of your index finger and middle finger and with only one hand. Either hand works just as well. Most of the tapping points exist on either side of the body, so it doesn't matter which side you use, nor does it matter if you switch sides during the tapping.
(October 2015). The Yale attitude change approach, also known as the Yale attitude change model, is the social psychology study of the conditions under which people are most likely to change their attitudes in response to persuasive messages.
People whose pride have suffered following a defeat in sport might similarly adopt a defensive attitude: âIâm not bothered, Iâm sick of rugby anywayâ¦â. This function has psychiatric overtones. Positive attitudes towards ourselves, for example, have a protective function (i.e. an ego-defensive role) in helping us reserve our self-image. The basic idea behind the functional approach is that attitudes help a person to mediate between their own inner needs (expression, defense) and the outside world (adaptive and knowledge).