However, the underlying logic on the dimension of "responsibility" is the same for both.
"Do you remember what we need to do?" Nan Zhubin asked.
Jie Nianzhou nodded, "The [responsibility] pie chart."
Again, Nan Zhubin reached out to sketch a circle in the air.
"So the main focus this time is actually on the division of [responsibility]. And dividing [responsibility] aims to combat the feeling of loss of control, relieve our stress, and in turn alleviate the anxiety generated by stress, as well as the obsessive symptoms triggered by anxiety."
The fundamental goal remains unchanged.
Nan Zhubin explained:
"In your historical stress sources, the [responsibility pie chart] is used to discuss the question of 'who's at fault'—this is a moral attribution type of pie chart meant to transform your subjective self-blame into an objective distribution chart."
