(bez virsraksta)
Apr. 20., 2016 | 01:16 pm
- Don't use the silent treatment on others. It rarely improves communication.
- Don't escalate the situation or try to force a passive aggressive person who is using the silent treatment to snap out of it - you will likely turn them from passive aggressive to hostile aggressive.
- Don't blame yourself for it. Silent Treatment is a poor choice of communication strategy and that is not your choice.
- Don't stay in the same room or company of a person who is behaving in a passive aggressive way any longer than necessary.
- Don't try to find a logical explanation for a personality-disordered person's strange behavior. IT's better to chalk it down to the mental illness and move on.
- Don't escalate the situation or try to force a passive aggressive person who is using the silent treatment to snap out of it - you will likely turn them from passive aggressive to hostile aggressive.
- Don't blame yourself for it. Silent Treatment is a poor choice of communication strategy and that is not your choice.
- Don't stay in the same room or company of a person who is behaving in a passive aggressive way any longer than necessary.
- Don't try to find a logical explanation for a personality-disordered person's strange behavior. IT's better to chalk it down to the mental illness and move on.