A person can reduce conflict by sharing less personal information. A person can react less to provocations. A person can treat others with polite but distant respect.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person can reduce conflict by sharing less personal information.
A person can react less to provocations. A person can treat others with polite but distant respect.
Constant conflict can make a person feel tired. Too much information can also cause stress. A person can choose to share less about themselves. A person can choose not to react to upsetting comments. This reduces chances for conflict.
A student has a classmate who often makes negative comments. The student decides to share less about their personal life with this classmate. The student gives short, polite answers when spoken to. This reduces the number of arguments and the student feels less stressed.
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