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    1.9: The Focus of This Chapter
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    1. hmsulunga 13 Jun 2024
      You are not less of a person when you abandon your original position and accept another's. It is fine to lose an argument because that is when you learn and grow as a person.

      you learn through growth in debates

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    1.5: Behavioral Approaches to Conflict
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    1. hmsulunga 12 Jun 2024
      The goal of aggression is domination and winning, forcing the other person to lose

      PERIOD

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    1.4: Relationship Argumentation
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      in an argument is that it may be the only time you share your real feelings

      fighting is healthy, able to share opinions

    2. hmsulunga 12 Jun 2024
      Fighting for your deeper needs

      couples have a hard tike to construct their feelings into words

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