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verbal conflict

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See: argument, contention


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There was a verbal conflict between a Bahraini, who was working there, and an Indian lady, a customer.
Similarly, De Arth-Pendley and Cummings (2002) found that childrens reactions to nonverbal expressions of anger are similar to childrens reactions to verbal and physical conflict, however, there is evidence that the magnitude of distress is greater when children are exposed to physical conflicts between adults, or an adult child dyad, compared to verbal conflicts (Ballard & Cummings, 1990; Cummings et al.
Unless you both have a high degree of compatibility, you should not opt for a reconciliation with your ex girlfriend, because if you get back together with your girlfriend who is not too compatible with you, then you are bound to have a fresh round of accusations, blame games, power fights, disagreements, verbal conflicts, arguments, tussles and misunderstandings.
 
 
 
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