In order to help prevent a full-blown yelling match, it might be helpful to agree to what kind of argument you are both entering into – a debate, a negotiation, or a healthy argument. Set a goal of learning something from or about the other person, rather than convincing each other or necessarily coming to an agreement.
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HIGA: For the Sake of Argument in Wartime
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What constitutes a healthy argument? How do you engage in one? What's the difference between an existential conflict and a values conflict?
Robbie Gringras' session at HIGA delved into all these questions and more...
In order to help prevent a full-blown yelling match, it might be helpful to agree to what kind of argument you are both entering into – a debate, a negotiation, or a healthy argument. Set a goal of learning something from or about the other person, rather than convincing each other or necessarily coming to an agreement.
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