Arguments are the result of unresolved problems and poor emotional regulation. Here are five common causes and five ...

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When prosecutors make their final pitch Tuesday to New York jurors for why they should convict former President Donald Trump of a slew of business crimes, they’ll face the burdensome task of weaving ...

In his 1936 work How to Win Friends and Influence People, now one of the bestselling books of all time, Dale Carnegie wrote: “I have come to the conclusion that there is only one way under high heaven ...

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To bridge divides, we need to change the way we approach divisive conversations. That means arguing better, not less. Dr. Robert S. Harvey still has trouble processing how the situation escalated so ...

Beneath most fights is an attempt to get the other to respond to your emotional reality and sense of justice. An average couple will have between 30 to 50 significant arguments a year, “significant” ...

When people resolve interpersonal arguments before winding down their day and going to bed, it can break the vicious cycle of festering negative emotions perpetuating chronic stress. Along this line, ...