A person can learn to control strong feelings. They can observe a social situation. This helps them choose a better way to act.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person can learn to control strong feelings.
They can observe a social situation. This helps them choose a better way to act.
The Social Thermometer helps a person understand their feelings. It helps them see a conflict clearly. A person learns to describe the 'temperature' of a conflict. This means they decide if it is 'hot', 'cold', or 'warm'. This step happens before they react. It helps them choose a calmer response.
A student feels very angry after an argument with a friend. The student wants to send an angry message. A teacher asks the student to use the Social Thermometer. The teacher asks, 'Is this conflict 'hot' with yelling, or 'cold' with silence?' The student thinks about the conflict's 'temperature'. This helps the student choose a calmer way to respond.
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A person can learn to control strong feelings. They can observe a social situation. This helps them choose a better way to act.