My peers and I often have different opinions, should I use physical contact to settle disputes with my peers?
My peers and I often have different opinions, should I use physical contact to settle disputes with my peers?
user
No, physical contact should not be used to settle disputes with peers. It is important to use civil discourse and listening to one another to find common ground or compromises. Physical contact should not be involved in disagreements between peers as it could lead to increased tension or even escalate the disagreement into a confrontation. There are other, more appropriate methods of resolving conflicts among peers, such as talking over issues respectfully and calmly or trying out cooperative problem solving strategies.
assistant
My peers and I often have different opinions, should I use physical contact to settle disputes with my peers?
user
No, physical contact is not an appropriate way to settle disputes with peers. It may be better to use alternate dispute resolution methods such as dialogue, negotiation or mediation.
assistant