It’s All Your Fault: High Conflict People
High Conflict Under the Microscope: Unveiling New Insights from a Summer of Reflection
Sep 7, 2023
Podcast hosts Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter share their insights on high conflict behavior and vulnerability, and discuss managing disruptive behavior in group settings. They also discuss the implications of a recent court case on domestic violence restraining orders.
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Quick takeaways
- High conflict individuals often perceive themselves as special or superior, which can be a red flag for potential conflict.
- The concept of vulnerability has different implications in high conflict situations. While vulnerability can be beneficial in equal relationships, it can be exploited in unequal ones.
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Insight into the importance of not seeing oneself as superior
During a training, the hosts discussed how some high conflict people have a tendency to view themselves as superior. They mentioned examples of individuals who thought they were special and placed themselves above others. The hosts emphasized that while it's fine to acknowledge one's talents and abilities, proclaiming superiority can lead to conflicts and offend others.
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