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peacefulpolitics
You Are
A person upset by political differences
The Problem
Negative emotions feed intolerance, which can harm relationships
The Solution
Taking a detached perspective dampens bad feelings and increases tolerance for the other side
The Result
Better feelings and greater tolerance can help reduce political clashes
How to Do This Activity (25 min.)
1. Measure how you feel now
2. Adopt an objective point of view and write about a political conflict in your life
3. Reassess your feelings
4. Share your story (optional)
Content Developers
Olivia Foster-Gimbel
Stephanie Atwood
Alana Conner, Ph.D.
Sarah Lyons-Padilla, Ph.D.
M. Amedeo Tumolillo
Design Lead
Juli Sherry
Scientific Advisors
Eran Halperin
Kimberly Jackson-Davidson
Funders
