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Conflicts are inevitable in almost every kind of close relationship. No matter how much you get along with a friend, romantic partner, or family member, you’re going to disagree about certain things.
While you might immediately think of conflicts as (more…)
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Conflict cannot be avoided. It can be one of our most dreaded experiences. The tension between these two facts can lead to more conflict. Yet, this tension can inspire us to seek out and learn skills related to tolerance and (more…)
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The digital revolution has fundamentally transformed our communication landscape. From rapid-fire text messages to immersive video conferences, our interactions increasingly unfold through screens, demanding a conscious adaptation of our communication styles. This shift offers unprecedented opportunities for global connectivity while (more…)
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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects approximately 1 in 54 children in the United States, impacting behavior and communication to varying degrees. People with ASD may struggle with verbal and non-verbal cues, social interactions, and expressing their thoughts and feelings. These (more…)
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Communication is so much more than just words. We spend years honing in on our ability to speak and write eloquently. As a part of society, we are praised for our ability to communicate effectively with colleagues, peers, and family. (more…)
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Healthy communication is the foundation for so much of our lives. With family, friends, partners, co-workers, and strangers, communication is what bridges the gap and creates productive connections and relationships. Yet, for many reasons, we will all endure times of (more…)
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In movies, we use miscommunication as a plot device.
In real life, we cite it as a reason to break up. We mention it in exit interviews.
Miscommunication happens to everyone. There’s a lot to consider between body language, facial (more…)
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Humans are meant to be interactive and social beings. Throughout life, you’re going to have countless interactions with others around you. Misunderstandings and disagreements are going to happen.
Regularly feeling misunderstood and upset starts to become a problem and is (more…)
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Having close friends in life is really important. As humans, we crave bonds and connections with other people. When you have great support systems in life, it can be really rewarding. It helps at the end of the day to (more…)
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Communication is hard. It seems like a skill that should come naturally, but the fact is, we’ve yet to develop a manual on interpersonal communication. Sometimes we put all of our focus on being understood because we’re hyper-focused on trying (more…)