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 your peers.  Physical contact could lead to injuries and create a toxic environment that is counterproductive to constructive dialogue and problem-solving. Instead, you should use nonviolence communication techniques such as active listening, expressing emotions peacefully and assertively but never aggressively and using “I” statements (“I feel _____ when you _____”).
assistant
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 your peers. Respectful dialogues and compromises are better ways to resolve disagreements.
assistant