“I respect your opinion”: How to Improve the Exchange of Opposing Views
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A careful choice of words can help people in contentious conversations communicate their willingness to listen and consider opposing viewpoints. Communicating this receptiveness leads to greater interpersonal understanding and respect, less conflict escalation, and the potential for future collaboration.
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