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#1
Sometimes we don’t like the answer to a question that we receive and sometimes we don’t understand it. Instead of repeating the question or asking another, look into the eyes of the person. This will make the person feel under pressure or cornered, and this will force them to further elaborate their thoughts
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#2
If you’re heading into a meeting and you know you’ll be in the room with an aggressive person, you know the discussion may become heated, or you may be subjected to negative criticism, make a point to sit next to that person. You may feel uncomfortable and awkward, but you won’t be the only one. Close proximity is known to make people uncomfortable which will lessen the level of aggression they plan to exercise.
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#3
If you want to look cool, make a cool face, and be laconic (straightforward and the opposite of chatty, with a few one-liners here and there); the others will assume that you're very deep and very cool.
Source: my ass.
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#4
start crying and people wont be mad at you.
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