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[natifnatal8]

--apply tough love in correcting

--listen to him

--don't talk at him, speak with him

--never lose your temper

--speak with a level tone

--notice his choice of words

--question his behavior

--use reverse psychology

--don't be too critical, be reasonable

--don't ignore issues first time around, address them

--assure him that his actions equals others' reactions

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[ania]

Originally Posted by natifnatal8

--apply tough love in correcting

--listen to him

--don't talk at him, speak with him

--never lose your temper

--speak with a level tone

--notice his choice of words

--question his behavior

--use reverse psychology

--don't be too critical, be reasonable

--don't ignore issues first time around, address them

--assure him that his actions equals others' reactions

FEEL FREE TO AD SOME MORE OR COMMENT ON THESE! :exclam:

This are good tips but I do not think it apply only for delinquant

they use it also whe doing a assessement on a adolescent

[natifnatal8]

also in everyday living but we don't really pay attention to what we do as we do them as they become a habit, a good habit. It's good to revise what's good so we can keep it into practice.

[mderaye]

never ever use reverse psychology. many people will get pissed off.

[Madan Azibé]

Thanks Natif..

now I know how to deal with Sergo!

[natifnatal8]

Lololol

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