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Home » Library » Andrew G. Marshall » Resolve Your Differences: Seven Steps for Dealing With Conflict in Your Relationship

Resolve Your Differences: Seven Steps for Dealing With Conflict in Your Relationship

By Andrew G. Marshall

Resolve Your Differences: Seven Steps for Dealing With Conflict in Your Relationship
  • Publisher: Bloomsbury
  • Edition: UK & Commonwealth (minus Canada)
  • Available in: Paperback, eBook, Audio Book
  • ISBN: 9781408802595
  • Published: February 7, 2011
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If your arguments go round in circles or you’ve stopped even bothering to try, find out how to sort out your problems – without prompting more rows.

What is the best predictor of a long and happy relationship? Coming from similar backgrounds? Common interests, ambitions and attitudes? A healthy sex life? Support from family and friends? All of these are useful but ultimately not decisive. It doesn’t matter how many problems a couple face, or how difficult, the best predictor for happiness is how well they are handled. A good argument is the most intimate thing that you can have with your partner.

Three ways of communicating

Whether you’re in a high conflict relationship (where things can quickly spin out of control) or a low conflict relationship (where important things are only hinted at but don’t really come up to the surface), I explain how to move to the middle and show how to become assertive.

Learn this vital information

  • What really drives petty squabbles
  • Why avoiding arguments stores up long-term problems
  • The tools to have productive disagreements
  • How to save the situation
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Series: Relationships, Self-Help, Seven Steps Tagged with: Personal Development

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