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disagreeing appropriately

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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disagreeing appropriately

by learning to disagree approately, you can avoid arguments and fights.
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1. look at the person

  • Looking at the person shows that u are paying attention.
  • Don't stare or make faces.
  • Keep looking at the person throughout your conversation. 
  • Be pleasant and smile.
  • Look at the person as u would a friend.

2. use a pleasant voice

  • The person is most likely to listen to u if u use pleasant voice.
  • Speak slowly and clearly. Don't mumble.
  • Use short sentences. They are easily understood.     
  • Keep a comfortable distance.
  • Smile  and be friendly.
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3. say "i understand how u feel"

  • Saying that gets the conversation off to a positive start.
  • Plan what you're going to say before u say it.
  • If u feel uneasy about what to say. Practice.
  • Discuss concern as part of conversation not confrontation
  • Be sincere
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4. tell why u feel different

  • using specific words and reasons avoids confusion.
  • use as much detailed info as possible.
  • be prepared to back up what u say.
  • practice what your going to say.
  • Remember to think before you speak.
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5. give a reason

  • Your disagreement will carry more weight.
  • Be sure that your reason makes sense.
  • Support your reason with facts and details.
  • One or two reasons are usually enough.
  • stay calm during the conversation.
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6. listen to the other person

  • Listening shows you respect what to what they have to say.
  • Don't look away or make faces.
  •  Dont interrupt. 
  • Stay calm.
  • Dont argue.
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