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Whether you’re a ‘shark,’ ‘teddy bear’ or ‘fox,’ here’s how to ease conflict with family and friends

Source: CNN

Are you a turtle, shark, or owl in conflict? Understanding how we navigate disagreements can unlock better relationships.

This entry was posted in Finding Common Ground, Ourselves and Others, The Individual and Society and tagged Culture & Society, Health & Medicine on January 1, 2025 by molly.

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