There could be a lot of reasons for your kid’s bad behavior. Shunning or grounding them every time for their negative behavior will provoke them more, making this difficult for everyone. You must have ...

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-- Controlling types have to be right. There is always an excuse for their behavior (however brutal) and always a reason to blame others. Controlling people are perfectionists and micro-managers.

Here are some recommendations for dealing with difficult behavior devised by experts in child development. These techniques have been found to work, but they are no guarantees of success, because each ...

Some people go to extraordinary lengths to be difficult. Think of the diva actress whose on-set needs can never be met or the boss who keeps moving the goal posts. The difficult person elevates the ...

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There’s usually at least one. Sometimes they rotate. It seems that at least one person in our lives — whether they be people at work, neighbors or even family members — who consistently get under our ...