If you’ve ever driven during rush-hour traffic or waded through a crowded store, you know all too well that rude people are everywhere. Whether it’s an insulting comment or a dismissive attitude, ...

Rude people are, sadly, all around us. We deal with them at work, in stores and restaurants, on airplanes and public transit, even at home. They get in our faces and yell. They blame us for things ...

It’s a question, a lingering suspicion that has bedeviled nearly every generation: Are the kids these days getting more rude, more brash, more grossly unapologetic? “We have stories of Emily dealing ...

Study tracked students practicing negotiation techniques with classmates. Everyone worries about catching a cold at the office, but if you've got a mean co-worker you might also be in danger of ...

Source: Pexels/Alex Green/Public domain. The first step in dealing with insults is to ascertain that the insult truly is an insult. Whenever someone insults us, we ought to consider three things: ...

When someone is talking so loudly on their cellphone that everyone within earshot is forced to listen to their conversation, is that rude? Entitled? Self-centered? How about the person who pulls out ...

Rude people are, sadly, all around us. We deal with them at work, in stores and restaurants, on airplanes and public transit, even at home. They get in our faces and yell. They blame us for things ...