Prioritize Active Listening

Encourage each party involved in the conflict to actively listen to the other. Active listening involves acknowledging the other person's perspective without immediately rebutting it, which can lead to a deeper understanding of the underlying issues and contribute to a more effective resolution.

Encourage each party involved in the conflict to actively listen to the other. Active listening involves acknowledging the other person's perspective without immediately rebutting it, which can lead to a deeper understanding of the underlying issues and contribute to a more effective resolution.

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