How to deal with interpersonal relationships in universities is introduced as follows:

First, respect each other and learn to be tolerant.

Everyone has his own personality, hobbies and characteristics. Therefore, we should try our best to understand the needs of our classmates, respect others' hobbies, admit the differences between our classmates and ourselves, and don't belittle some characteristics of our classmates easily, let alone judge their clothes.

Second, strengthen communication and get rid of loneliness.

Boys and girls in adolescence have limited cultural knowledge and life experience, and their interpersonal skills are still immature, and sometimes they can't grasp the relationship with their classmates. Therefore, students should strengthen communication, often talk together, fully express their ideas, and let students know each other's personality and characteristics. Establish a good image in the other person's mind.

Please always remember one sentence: it is reasonable that people who ask others to forgive their mistakes should treat others in the same way.

Third, to maintain a good mental state, we must first be calm, change "hyperthermia" into "cold therapy" and always remember to "stop the conflict".

You know, it's stupid to blame each other blindly and answer blows with blows. Psychological research shows that when people's emotions reach a certain level, they must "vent". After venting, they will be in a relatively balanced state. Therefore, if someone provokes or attacks you because of something, you must calm down and let the other person vent their impulsive emotions. When he is impulsive, it is not too late for you to find a way to deal with it. It is often more advantageous to "attack the enemy first".

Last but not least, when you hurt others, be brave, take the initiative to apologize, apologize in time and correct your mistakes. Take the initiative to bear the mistakes that can't be corrected, and sincerely accept the blame of others, so that the other party will be embarrassed to fight with you. If the other person doesn't know the truth, or it's just a coincidence that leads to misunderstanding, you can't explain it directly. In addition to waiting patiently, you can also ask teachers and classmates for help and let them come forward to clarify.