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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.
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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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John Pickar
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