Conflict resilience can be trained
Wherever people come together or work together, conflicts can arise. But you can train yourself to deal with conflicts in a healthy way.
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Wherever people come together or work together, conflicts can arise. But you can train yourself to deal with conflicts in a healthy way.
Wherever people come together or work together, there may be situations in which different points of view, interests and needs clash. Sometimes this also leads to conflict. Treating others with respect may be a first step.
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