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For a long time, psychologists have focused on the damaging effects that nasty, drawn-out battles between parents have on kids. Now, researchers believe arguing, albeit arguing nicely, can help kids to learn conflict-resolution skills and give them real-life lessons. Here are tips on how to fight without fighting dirty.
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