They include:
-Forcing: attempt to coerce people into doing or thinking something.
-Confronting: believe in openly communicating to surface any unwarranted assumptions about a situation and then deal with obstacles in a positive way.
-Compromising: seek a middle ground solution so that there is a win-win result;assume that it is bettered to have a watered down solution than none at all.
-Withdrawing: try to avoid any disagreements or uncomfortable situations by not engaging anyone in a conflict situation
-Smoothing: work at making everyone happy; try to avoid anyone being uncomfortable by looking at the positive and not dealing directly with conflict issues.
Have you ever taken the moral high road when being confronted? Have you ever just risen above the occasion because you knew it was the right thing to do and then been attacked for it?I so miserably recently was and I came to the conclusion that sometimes the best thing to say is nothing at all.
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I have this uncanny ability to fight back with words when I feel threatned or attacked. Call it primal instinct if you will.
I just have a hard time taking the so called "high road" because it feels so much better to tell someone to shut up rather than walk away and not say anything.
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