Si puedes controlarte en público, también lo puedes hacer en casa
8 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker addresses Margarita about her tendency to yell at her children when she loses her temper. He explains that an impulsive limbic “spark” triggers a hostile internal dialogue, which can be amplified by negative self‑talk. He proposes a simple self‑regulation method: replace the angry inner voice with a neutral, distracting internal script—such as reciting the alphabet backwards or counting the 7‑times table. By shifting attention, the speaker claims the listener can calm down, respond more evolvedly, and avoid losing control both in public settings (like restaurants) and at home.










