Talk to people you disagree with

Use these ideas to avoid arguments and have meaningful conversations.

Everyone occasionally has disagreements with friends or family members. For example, you and your friends might not agree about what game to play at recess, which restaurant makes the best pizza, or which baseball team is the best in the league. Sometimes you may also have different views than a friend or family member about more serious topics, like events happening in the US or around the world. While disagreements can be uncomfortable, there are some steps you can taketo make conversations more civil and productive. Here’s how. See their perspective Even if you don’t share someone’s point of view, you can still listen to what they have to say. Show that you’re paying attention by listening attentively without interrupting them. Think about how their life experiences may be different…

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