My father/mother will not speak to my mother/father any more until she/he is willing to give in.
2.
My father/mother furiously leaves the apartment and when he/she returns everything is O.K. again.
3.
My father/mother tries hard to appease my mother/father.
4.
My father/mother will not come round and keeps starting all over again.
5.
My father/mother stops listening and gets busy with other things.
6.
My father/mother waits till both have calmed down and then attempts to get things straight in a cool talk.
7.
My father/mother won't let my mother/father get a word in edgewise and flies at her/him right away.
8.
My father/mother after a while starts talking of something else as if nothing had happened.
9.
My father/mother gives in and comes round.
10.
My father/mother says that that's enough and he/she'd soon beat it.
11.
My father/mother yell at each other.
12.
My father/mother tries to win the children over to his/her side.
13.
My father/mother tries to relieve tension by a joke.
14.
My father/mother makes sarcastic and scornful remarks.
15.
My father/mother hits the bottle.
16.
My father/mother bursts into tears.
17.
My father/mother produces physical complaints (headache, stomachache, heart-attacks).
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Publication Information: Book Title: Moral Education: Theory and Application. Contributors: Marvin W. Berkowitz - editor, Fritz Oser - editor. Publisher: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. Place of Publication: Hillsdale, NJ. Publication Year: 1985. Page Number: 171.
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