In her diary Anne Frank states “So much has happened it's as if the whole world had suddenly turned upside down. But as you can see, Kitty, I'm still alive, and that's the main thing”. Anne Frank faces conflict that is dangerous to her life but stays positive by telling us that being alive is what she prizes. This positivity ends up giving a person motivation which helps deal with conflict a whole lot better than they could before. As stated by Helen Trencher ¨If properly managed, conflict can lead to better quality results¨. These better quality results can be better esteem easier and easier solving of problems. These results can lead to quicker problem solving, a happier person and an increase in moral and the speed at which conflict can be solved. As stated by Joshua Gowing in Psychology Today “Most of today's troubles will become bumps in the road when you look back on them in your rearview mirror, especially if you've got a buddy in the passenger's seat.” Joshua Gowin knows that friends can help with conflict and most struggles will be overcome and small. Most people fear that the smallest conflict can ruin their lives and render them useless, without a job, homeless and much more and friends can help lower the fear and stress. Conflict can cause anger and stress but dealing with conflict in a …show more content…
It can also help deal with conflict without anger or stress and this can lead to more friends and your stress would not be sent out to others in uncontrolled bursts. This is why dealing with conflict in a positive way is the best way to deal with conflict
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