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Nov 22, 2022 37 min

Civility at the Dinner Table & Beyond

from Partners Hosted by Illinois Farm Bureau

'Tis the season to gather with family, friends - and maybe those you'd rather not be around or just want to enjoy without squabbles, conflicts, disagreements. Allen Barton, Ph.D., Asst. Professor of Human Development & Family Studies and Extension Specialist, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign discusses low- to moderate-grade conflicts and how you might consider handling them during the holiday season.

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