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"This is James Kickliter, director of the American Question. And one way that I have used techniques to de escalate hot button situations is really not trying to inject my opinion. I think that immediately when we hear something that we disagree with, our first impulse is just to correct someone and to tell them why they're wrong. But instead it's a lot better just to ask more curious questions, such as, how did you come to that view? That's interesting. Can you tell me more?"
"This is James Kickliter, director of the American Question. And one way that I have used techniques to de escalate hot button situations is really not trying to inject my opinion. I think that immediately when we hear something that we disagree with, our first impulse is just to correct someone and to tell them why they're wrong. But instead it's a lot better just to ask more curious questions, such as, how did you come to that view? That's interesting. Can you tell me more?"
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"This is James Kickliter, director of the American Question. And one way that I have used techniques to de escalate hot button situations is really not trying to inject my opinion. I think that immediately when we hear something that we disagree with, our first impulse is just to correct someone and to tell them why they're wrong. But instead it's a lot better just to ask more curious questions, such as, how did you come to that view? That's interesting. Can you tell me more?"
"This is James Kickliter, director of the American Question. And one way that I have used techniques to de escalate hot button situations is really not trying to inject my opinion. I think that immediately when we hear something that we disagree with, our first impulse is just to correct someone and to tell them why they're wrong. But instead it's a lot better just to ask more curious questions, such as, how did you come to that view? That's interesting. Can you tell me more?"