Getting Connected, Staying Connected The Truth About Anger

G2130
Published 2012

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Differences lead to conflicting ways of looking at the world and our life together as partners, and these conflicts often generate anger. The solution to this problem that all couples face is learning to communicate well with each other: listening with our hearts, speaking in a loving way, and creating a future of realistic expectations. This is No. 7 in a series of 20 NebGuides that focus on building and maintaining strong couple and family relationships written by a team of University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension Educators.

Publication Details

Authors	John D. DeFrain Gail Brand Maureen H. Burson Ann M Fenton Jeanette L. Friesen Janet S Hanna Mary E Nelson Cynthia R. Strasheim Dianne M. Swanson LaDonna A. Werth
Subject	Youth & Families Families
Publication Date	March 07, 2012
Last Revision Date	March 07, 2012
Language	English
Formats	HTML / PDF
Series	NebGuide