Any complaint of excessive crying or poor feeding in a neonate must be evaluated carefully because a large number of concerning disorders can lead to a similar nonspecific presentation. The differential diagnosis for these nonspecific signs is broad, and a detailed history and physical coping skills. Physicians, parents, and school personnel all can offer opportunities to role play conflict resolution, allowing adolescents to practice active listening and negotiation skills before they are required to use them in a true conflict. Adolescents will then have the tools they need to achieve conflict resolution in a mature, nonviolent way.
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