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    Conflict arises in many settings, and it can be claimed that conflict itself is not a problem; it is a healthy part of life that if managed productively, it can lead to opportunities for change and growth (Fisher and Ury, 1982). Thus, if positive conflict management efforts do not occur or fail despite best efforts, the consequences can be horrendous, imperatively the skills required to manage conflict successfully are integral to manage a conflict situation effectively and efficiently. However,…

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    Conflict from a Lack of Self-Control Conflict is a calamity that breaks apart friendships, families, marriages, and communities. The causes of conflict could range from a simple misunderstanding to a fanatical opposition of political or religious views. Conflict causes animosity between parties and ultimately leads to resentment and animosity. Although conflict can be the result from various reasons, Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice illustrates that conflict is the result of a lack of…

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    In many societies, there are conflicts and they could relate to things from power between the people and the government officials. In The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, the people of Panem is face with that situation, but have never united to fight the Capitol because of the strict regulations they are put under. These problems between the social classes and gender have all contributed to create the social strain and when Katniss Everdeen was sent to the arena in place of her sister, it caused…

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    You can use many positive tactics to help manage conflict. Communication that involves active listening and emotional awareness promotes resolution on both sides of conflict. When you utilize tools that make others feel heard and reduce the impact of emotions, you create an environment more conducive to effective conflict management (Grey, 2016, para.…

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    major sources of conflict in society is the discrimination of lower status groups by the dominant groups. Differences are clearly observed between the rich and the poor, he physically attractive and the undesirable, and the dominant and the submissive. Inequality is especially prominent amount races and ethnicities (Byrne & Wong, 1962; Katz & Braly, 1935), gender (Gittell, 2011; Hoeber, 2007), and social class (Blader & Chen, 2012; Heaven, Greene, Stones, & Caputi, 2000). Conflicts arise when…

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    Characters with widely different personalities and beliefs create a number of diverse and tense relationships among characters in the play 12 Angry Men written by Reginald Rose. Some may argue that bringing past prejudices into a case where a man's life is at stake is unwise; however, this is inevitable. Each person has different morals and knowledge, as well as bigotry and prejudice, this provides for heated and opinionated debates. Would you really want a jury of people of only the same…

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    Organizational Conflict “Organizational conflict, or workplace conflict, is a state of discord caused by the actual or perceived opposition of needs, values and interests between people working together” (“Organizational conflict – Wikipedia,” n.d., n.p.). Conflict within an organization is going to happen, the important part of conflict is how the situation was handled and preserved by employees and in some cases the customers. This paper will use the Penn State/Jerry Sandusky scandal to…

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    Group Conflict Analysis Group conflicts is inevitable in work environments and occurs naturally. Every individual has their own personality, culture, skills, and values that they bring to team which makes every conflict unique. Some individuals are able to resolve conflict in positive ways that prove to be advantageous to the team while others cause the team to fail. Negative work conflict can lower morale, decrease productivity, which creates employee dissatisfaction and high turnover. “It has…

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    of constructive conflict behaviors. They should also coach and mentor others to help them improve in these crucial areas.Leaders must work to change the conflict climate in their organization. This includes making sure that the organization’s vision, mission, policies, procedures, performance measures, and reward criteria are in alignment with constructive conflict responses. Leaders can also ensure that employees have access to training programs to help them improve their conflict skills. When…

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    Discuss organisational conflict and its advantages and disadvantages in organisations Introduction It is mentioned by Robbins and DeCenzo (2001) that any organizations have interpersonal or intergroup interactions, which might be in conflict at any time. Furthermore, Organisational conflict has been shown to be a significant process affecting behaviors, decision-making and performance of organisations. For example, an increasing number of evidence demonstrate that the perceptions, motivations,…

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