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What is conflict?

a disagreement in which two or more parties perceive a threat to their needs/interests or concerns and are actively engaged in a conscious struggle with each other.

how is a problem different than a conflict?

a problem can occur without actively engaging in a struggle between two or more parties

What are threats due to?

perceived divergence of interests


-or-


belief that everyone can't all get what they want

Conflicts require ______________-

communication

What does communication involve?

sending and receiving messages

What is listening?

the active process of attending to, hearing, understanding, and remembering aural and non-verbal/visual symbols

Why listen?

identify misunderstandings, show empathy/respect, ....etc

what is venting?

allows someone to air their grievances

what are barriers to active listening?

listeners ego, fixated on own side of story, distractions, bias/stereotyping, language, culture

what are the five types of conflict?

values, structural, relationship, data, interest

How can you aid active listening?

stop talking, empathize with the speaker, ask questions appropriately, be patient, appropriate nonverbal cues, avoid judgements, dont argue in your head, listen to how things were said, react to ideas/not person, try not to take things personal

How to ask questions:

open ended, one at a time, avoid "why" questions

what is validation?

acknowledging the speakers feelings/needs/perceptions

what are the two aspects of paraphrasing ?

reflecting, restating

What is environmental conflict?

has at least two human sides that are actively engaged in a conscious struggle with each other




AND




waged over natural resource/environmental quality

OR

human activites is believed to negatively affect NR and negatively affects human health/well being

OR

standards imposed on certain human activities to protect some aspects of nature

what is restating?

saying in your own words the gist of what the speaker said

what is reflecting?

"restating" the emotional aspects of what the speaker said

What to keep in mind when restating/reflecting:

keep the focus on the speaker, match to some extent the intensity of the speaker

What is agreement stating?

you can let the speaker know what you agree with (in terms of what theyve said)

What is summarizing

restating on a larger scale

What is an "I statement"?

communicate the impacts of the situation/problem on you

What is the formula for an "I statement"?

I feel __(emotion)__ when __(Situation)__ because __(reason)__.

Why the increase in environmental conflicts?

limits to NR (tragedy of commons)


more pressure put on remaining resources

Act that set procedures by which government agencies can create/change regulations

Federal administrative procedure act

Men and women on "friendliness" and friendship

women are more likely to have friends in workplace, men are more likely to have friendliness

How do men and women differ in the way they approach situations?

Men show confidence, women admit what they don't know

What do women use to communicate?

tag questions, disclaimers,hedges

how to men communicate?

verbal banter, insults

What act allows anyone to request documents from federal government?

FOIA Freedom of Information Act

What act allow public to request/receive state or local government documents

CPRA California Public Records Act

What act requires federal government meetings to be open to the public?

NEPA National Environmental Policy Act