Handling Conflicts.
What is conflict? Conflict exist when one person has a need for another and that need is not being met. I used to dread conflicts, I did everything to avoid it.
I will avoid the person or get angry and defensive. I sometimes get sick to my stomach when I feel repetitive conflicts coming Handling Conflicts. I was so sick of my own inability to deal with it.
Handling Conflict
However, one day I noticed how my son reacted to a situation between himself and one of his friends, I thought to myself this skill, conflict resolution is an important skill to teach him. As parents we all know that children learn by examples, therefore I had to start lookinmg Handling Conflicts and started paying attention to the triggers.
I had to work on ways to resolve conflicts without Handling Conflicts aggressive or upset. It is still a work in progress though. One day Taye and his friend Ola were playing around and waiting for their friend Billy to arrive. Just as they were talking the door bell rings. Taye quickly runs to the door to open it. Billy leaves the house angry. People can stop conflict from happening when they listen, talk it out and get the facts straight.
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Instead they accuse each other and call each other names. If Taye and Billy had just listened to each other and talked it out, they would have been able to get all the facts and resolved the problem.
When we listen to each other and talk things out, we can get the facts and that will help everyone to understand what the problem is. Because yelling, calling names and blaming only makes things worse.
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Handling Conflicts When we listen and talk things out and get the facts everyone understands the problem. Most of the time when we understand the problem you can fix it without fighting. What would you do if you Conflicgs that a friend of yours is saying bad things about you, What do you say to that friend when you see them?
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