Social Skill: Negotiating. 2 Responding to Anger - Definition A way to learn how to identify when another person is angry and to react to that person.

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Social Skill: Negotiating

2 Responding to Anger - Definition A way to learn how to identify when another person is angry and to react to that person by expressing your thoughts, feelings, attitudes and beliefs, without hurting yourself or others

3 Responding to Anger 1. Listen to the other person who is angry 2. Try to understand what the angry person is saying and feeling 3. Ask the other person to explain anything you don’t understand 4. Show that you understand why the other person feels angry 5. In a pro-social way, express your thoughts and feelings about the situation

4 Homework Review Review the situation where you practiced the skill Read “when you did the skill, where, and with whom” Complete thinking check-in for the homework --- read your answers to the 4 questions in that section

5 Home Work Review cont. What did you do to follow each step of the skill? Be specific Describe another situation where you will use the skill again

6 Negotiating - Definition When 2 people discuss a situation where some agreement must be made that is mutually acceptable to both of them

7 Negotiating 1. Decide if you and the other person are having a difference of opinion 2. Tell the other person what you think about the situation 3. Ask the other person what he/she thinks about the situation 4. Listen objectively to his/her answer 5. Think about why the other person might feel this way 6. Suggest a compromise