Healing family divides caused by polarizing election

The video discusses the impact of family voting dynamics during elections, highlighting social media trends where young people react to family members' voting choices. Colette Fair, a licensed therapist, provides strategies for managing political tensions within families, emphasizing curiosity over confrontation and setting boundaries. She also offers advice on handling election-related anxiety, suggesting self-care practices and limiting news consumption to maintain mental well-being.

What is a current trend among young people on social media regarding family voting behavior?

• Encouraging family members to vote

• Canceling out family members' votes

• Ignoring family members' political views

• Supporting all family members' voting choices

According to Colette Fair, what is a better approach than confrontation when discussing politics with family?

• Avoiding the topic entirely

• Getting curious about their views

• Ignoring their opinions

• Trying to win them over

What is a recommended strategy for dealing with someone who insists on discussing contentious political topics?

• Leave the room immediately

• Set clear boundaries and redirect the conversation

• Agree with them to avoid conflict

• Engage in a heated debate

What is one of the self-care tips suggested for managing election-related anxiety?

• Watch the news constantly

• Engage in heated political discussions

• Isolate yourself from others

• Limit news exposure and seek supportive company

What is a common concern among people during the election season?

• The weather on Election Day

• The length of voting lines

• The outcome of legal battles

• The availability of voting stations