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How to recognize when you're getting argumentative
Realize that there can be a blurry line between polite disagreement, and emotional argument.
People draw the line in different places.
The other person may be feeling more emotional, or less, about the topic or how the conversation is going.

Pick your answer from: 1. Look for hostility, anger, or mean-spirited comments. Some people who are argumentative will make inappropriate comments in an effort to drive home their point of view. 2. Don't assume they're being insensitive, uncaring, callous, or thickheaded. Watch out for negative emotions in yourself--especially feelings of victimization, competition, enmity, or judging from yourself or perceived in others. 3. Using this boundary for your own benefit will help you avoid getting drawn into argumentative discussions. Don't blame yourself when you don't see the other person's perspective. 4. This may also be the case if you feel reluctant or depressed in discussing the topic or ask the other person about how their day is going. People want to take responsibility for their side of the argument, not just keep the argument going.. The answer should be
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