Sensors need to occasionally look beyond the obvious facts and consider extenuating circumstances. Stick to the issues. A bit of focus goes a long way in resolving simple conflicts. Emotion is not always bad. Thinkers must allow others to express emotion, even if they are unable to do so.
Emotions are an integral part of conflict resolution.
Feelers should not apologize for showing emotion. At the same time, they must occasionally say something frank, or even mean. People will respect their honesty. Judgers must learn to accept the fact that the world is not always black and white. They must learn to entertain points of view other than their own.