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deescalate

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When I show them that I am vulnerable and don't care what people say about me, I deescalate the situation and help them see that teasing does not have to "break" them.
Successful bully prevention and management isn't rocket science by Haber, Joel D. / Camping Magazine
Their knowledge of the culture helps to deescalate the situation," said Butcher.
Language transformation plan to build culturally savvy soldiers by Burton, Janice L. / Special Warfare
By partnering with local and state criminal justice and mental health organizations, its Crisis Intervention Team provides officers the tools and techniques to safely and effectively deescalate critical incidents involving people with mental illness.
The montgomery county CIT model: interacting with people with mental ... by Ellis, Kathryn / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
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