By focusing on the issue rather than the person, constructive feedback reduces the likelihood of defensive reactions, which are often a major barrier to resolving conflict. When feedback is perceived as helpful rather than critical, it paves the way for collaborative problem-solving efforts, free from resistance and denial.

By focusing on the issue rather than the person, constructive feedback reduces the likelihood of defensive reactions, which are often a major barrier to resolving conflict. When feedback is perceived as helpful rather than critical, it paves the way for collaborative problem-solving efforts, free from resistance and denial.

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