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    responding to conflict. QP explained to Quadir that the activity will educate him on resolving conflict situation peacefully. QP encouraged Quadir in discussing a recent conflict he was involved in and how he responded to it. QP asked Quadir to list some consequences of conflict. QP provided Quadir with conflict situation in which he had to pick the best response that communicate the person want and need in each situation. QP asked Quadir to list some ways his responses to conflict situations.…

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    other party involved in the conflict. It is associated with give-and-take or sharing whereby both parties give up something to make a mutually acceptable decision (Rahim & Magner, 1995). The compromising style also refers to splitting the difference, exchanging concessions or seeking a quick middle-ground position (Thomas & Kilmann, 1974). 2.2.4.4 Dominating Style Dominating style involves high concern for self and low concern for the other party involved in the conflict. It has been…

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    seen that conflict resolution is not perfect, even in the workplace. There are several methods used to resolve conflict in the work place. because there are many methods that all aim toward a similar outcome, there are some common variables, or metrics as Budd and Colvin refer to them as in their article Improved Metrics for Workplace Dispute Resolution Procedures: Efficiency, Equity, and Voice. This article evaluates metrics that they find important and are applicable to conflict resolution in…

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    It is noted that there is a relationship between conflicts and emotions. Some people in the system can cause conflicts due to the feeling that they are more important than others. “Emotion” is another key word in conflicts. Emotions are states of feeling. These can be frustration, joy, or disappointment. These are both intrapersonal and interpersonal phenomena. We feel them inside ourselves and we express them as nonverbal and verbal communication. These can be control but not possible to say…

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    Conflict is and always will be a normal issue and a natural occurrence. Conflict can arise from many different things, for example; culture, poor communication, being competitive with one another, having different ethics or morals or simply just having a different personality. It is when conflict in the workplace begins to be destructive that it becomes an issue. Conflicts can range from a simple disagreement to becoming an act of violence. At this point, managers must make a plan to implement…

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    resolve conflicts which resulted in improvements and strides in conflicts resolution. From these improvements new techniques to resolve conflicts have been created or improved on such as learning how to listen to the conflict and know when to withdraw from a disagreement because it’s not worth ones time. Another technique that has arisen from conflict resolution is how to work with other individuals to reach one agreement leading to less hostility. To understand how conflict resolution works,…

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    There are some orders in every society. So, when the power that put the orders into confusion is coming, the members of the society feel threatened. And, if the order is broken, there are some changes in the society. “Macbeth” is a play that describes the social upheaval caused by the collapse of order. The play starts with the appearance of three witches and moves to a military camp, where King Duncan of Scotland hears the news that Macbeth and Banquo have defeated armies. After their battle…

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    Conflict is something we deal with everyday, whether it is in the workplace or at home. Often with conflict comes a series of emotions; fear, anger and frustration, are a few of the emotions that exist during conflict. According to Merriam Webster, conflict is defined as "strong disagreement between people, groups, etc., that results in often angry arguments". The book, Interpersonal Conflict by Wilmot & Hocker, defines conflict as, "An expressed struggle between at least two interdependent…

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    Conflict Style Assessment and Analysis According to Wilmot and Hocker (2014), five conflict resolution styles are avoiding, dominating, compromising, obliging, and integrating. In avoidance style, people avoid acknowledging a conflict. Avoidant people try to stay away from engaging in a conflict. They do not agree with others and do not force their opinion on others. On the other hand, competitive people are aggressive in pursuing their goals. They do not care about others and utilize all means…

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    alternative dispute resolution. In many cases, alternative dispute resolution tactics allow for an amicable resolution to be reached between both parties. However, due to the lack of total authority being held by arbitrators, in some cases individual’s may opt to seek out resolution by means of formal litigation proceedings. In the 2002 case of Dunnett v Railtrack, the court finalized its opinion that regardless of how weak one parties’ argument may be perceived, it is suggested that a…

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