Would there be any merit or utility in training or research that strictly looked at how one conducts themselves in public and common pitfalls that might get someone entangled in a road rage or argument scenario that got violent? Avoidance and de escalation training.

How often do people get into physical altercations that are not due to stopping a criminal that's trying to rob someone of their possessions? I'm talking like you cut someone off accidentally in traffic, someone cuts you in line, fight over a parking space, etc?I know some people that are so caught up in keeping their ego in tact they won't apologize, de escalate or avoid a brewing bad situation. Others have illusions of their capability to dominate in a physical altercation. Some people are simply abrasive a noxious assholes and don't know it.The main goal of a concealed carrier is to stay safe and avoid problems. via /r/CCW http://ift.tt/1Xqs3aY