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Why this psychologist says you SHOULD argue in front of the kids

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Launching TODAY Wellness, a new series, Adam Grant, a professor and organizational psychologist at the Wharton School of Business, challenges conventional wisdom – like not arguing in front of the kids. “If your parents agree, you think there’s just one right answer,” he tells Hoda Kotb.