Inequality In Public Places

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Have you ever wondered why incivility in public places seems to be spreading rapidly like fire? Well, you want know for sure, unless you do some research paper or had a friend, who has experienced it before. Incivility has many factors that triggers them they are: behaviors, lack of respect, unsociable, impiety, abduct, etc. When I hear incivility in public places, I think of what I have heard and seen on ABC 33/40 news every morning. Incivility in public places should be controlled, in order to keep our society at ease, because kids can’t go outside without being kidnap or shot, and the rest of us can’t step a foot outside our door without others calling us names, getting into our personal bubble, or getting hurt in a car accident, …show more content…
There are people who will sit close to you, and they will pretend that they are not ease dropping on you by reading a newspaper and drinking coffee, but really they are sneaking into your personal bubble. If people get in trouble with the cops they will lie and tell the cops about somebody else that they have heard about to keep them from going to prison or jail. Why is so many people these days abducting little kids? According to Child Abduction – What are the causes, “Children are more susceptible to abduction because they are innocent and are easily swayed by abductors tricks.” If parents are on drugs real bad they will sell their kids, or let the drug dealer rapped them for money. Drugs will make you do stupid things and hurt others around you and your self. Drugs also cause incivility because it puts thought into people heads to hurt their self or others. Our society has caused so much political behaviors that hardly anybody want to go outside, unless they are ready to fight or flight. Manners has just been tarnished and so has the Golden rule. People are just following their own rules, and being selfish towards others. According to McFarlin, “incivility is causes by stress, mismatched team members.” If a person has too much on their mind, they will worried more about the stress than …show more content…
No matter what people say or do to you it is always better to keep a poker face so they will not know your weakness and tear you down. We should always help reunite people that are experienced grief, depression, etc. if one person says to a few people that they care about them and smile then it will make the other person day go great. According to Diane, she found four ways to stop incivility, which most people avoids them and they are: increase awareness, create workplace standards and value civility, provide internal training and coaching, encourage open communication and feedback.” Basically, the four steps she mentions is like forming an experiments because scientist goes through steps to create a scientific method, but there is more steps to a scientific method. You have to recognize where, what it is and what caused it. You have to find ways to be able to fix it without people getting mad at you, and if they get mad at you then they was never a good friend to have. Make sure you are in a good surrounding environment where you can, “videotaped how your behaviors sound to change it” Talk to people nice and sweet and with respect and with no bad attitude. According to Michelle, she came up with, “five ways to avoid being in a major argument,” which they are: don’t play invisible, don’t get too close, watch your mouth, don’t disturb the peace, keep it to

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