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  • Arguments often stem from unmet needs—whether for autonomy, respect, or understanding. Pause before responding, and try to listen first. Acknowledge their feelings (e.g., “I hear that this feels unfair to you”) before sharing your perspective. If tensions rise, take a short break to cool down. Repairing conflict isn’t about winning; it’s about modeling respect and problem-solving.

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