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</html><description>We&#x2019;re taught to turn the other cheek &#x2014; that being kind in the face of hostility is the better way to respond to conflict so love can overcome hate. According to psychologist Clifford N. Lazarus, writing for Psychology Today, that sort of reaction just teaches abusive people that their behaviour is effective. Here&#x2019;s why.</description></oembed>
