A workshop on Mitigating Our-Own Alienative-Conflicts - - - can helpfully start to generate some consensuses on reliable-behavioral-signs about who is most-worthy-of-trust - - - by asking participants to take turns quickly saying five-single-words; each word describing such trust-worthy-behavioral signs; repeating previously-said-words - - - to re-affirm them - - - when they wish to do so. Notes need NOT be taken in this first sharing of suggestions. The above procedure can then be repeated a second time in light of what everybody had said the first time around; perhaps starting to form a consensus about the most-trustworthy "Single-Word-Signs" of Trustworthy-Behaviors. The above procedure can then be repeated additional times which each person offering only-four-words each-time-around; only-three-words each-time-around; only-two-words each-time-around, etc. These-times-around consensus-formations can be augmented by asking all participants to hold up no hand, one hand or two hands when each word is spoken - - - to indicate their level of support for the word just spoken - - - with a count of total-hands-put-up for that word. (With the hand-voting taking place, there is no gain in having any word repeated on any one-time-around.) After the hand voting on one time-around in the above procedures, the words spoken can be rank-ordered according to the total-of-hands-up for each word - - - before another round where-one-less-word-is-spoken. Between the above sessions - - - when a rank-ordering process has been completed; it may be helpful to have participants engage in open-and-honest discussions of why they think some trust-worthy-behavioral-signs have-been-inadequately-supported. It will also be helpful to highlight which behavioral-signs received Majority-Support AND 2/3 Support from the participants; as well as a high priority ranking. Each measure can be a significant signal to be considered in forming a consensus regarding what behaviors are the most-reliable-signals of whom-we-can-safely-trust. Additional helpful exercises can focus on Two-Word-Signs of Highly-Trust-Worthy-Signs of Trust-Worthy-Behaviors within Diverse-Contexts! AFTER the above exercises - - - it may be helpful to work on generating-consensuses about generally-NOT-trust-worthy SIMPLE-SIGNS of Who-is-Worthy-of-Trust. ALL of the above exercises regularly-practiced - - - can be helpful protections against the all-too-often-present ALIENATIVE SIMPLE-NEGATIVE-SIGNS OF CONTENTIOUS Feed-Backs regarding the "constitutionally-guaranteed-rights of RICH-AND-POWERFUL-PEOPLE-AND-CORPORATIONS" to "great": Profits, Consolidations, Coalitions, Invulnerability, Grid-Lock, and Rancorous-Partisan-Alienative-Conflicts - - - in the absence of any cooperation, collaborations, Coordinations, consensus, communal-health, personal-integrities, communal-integrities, healing, personal-reconciliations or communal-reconciliations. Be-Aware and Beware in Gracious-Ways! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Be Graciously Together in Shalom' Sanctuaries! - - - In Open-and-Honest-Dialogues and Listening-Graciously to Each Other!