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    How people best respond to conflict Conflict are disagreements between families and communities because of political, religious, or economic reasons. Conflicts often include chaos and pain. The response to conflict as individuals and communities affect our decisions as a nation. Individual responses are complexes because they can vary. People can respond positively or negatively. Like in world war two Louse Ogawa was put in a Japanese camp in Arizona. Louise wrote letters to a…

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    The four levels of conflict include intrapersonal conflict, interpersonal conflict, intragroup conflict, and intergroup conflict. Intrapersonal conflict occurs within the individual. These sources of internal conflict within the individual include emotions, attitudes, ideas, values, or personality drives that conflict one another. Interpersonal conflict occurs between different individuals, like friends, co-workers, family members, and strangers. This conflict usually is derived from unfulfilled…

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    Culture is an essential part of conflict and conflict resolution. It is embedded in every conflict situation because conflicts are bound to arise in any human relationships. In other words, negative conflicts will always arise when people are working together. Have you ever had a disagreement with a co-worker? You probably have at one time or another. In their book, Cloke and Goldsmith (2011) states, “Our workplaces and organizations are profoundly shaped by conflicts between workers and…

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    Criminology by Nils Christy, “Conflict as Property”, stresses the idea that highly industrialized societies have built a process in which the individuals involved are isolated from their own conflicts and it is stolen by legal professionals. The author lists three major parties that take away victim and offender’s participation rights at their own court hearing. As a solution, essay discuses the two ideal court systems that would assist the restoration of conflicts to their rightly involved…

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    that you will have your share of conflict. What is conflict? Conflict can be defined as; “when one part perceives that another party has negatively affected, or is about to negatively affect something that the first party cares about. (Robbins & Judge p. 485). We all know the tension that accompanies conflict and there are different ways that people deal with conflict. As leaders and mangers in an organization, it is important that we understand how to deal with conflict the best way possible.…

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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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    Conflicts arise from differences and when individuals come together in teams, their differences in terms of power, values, and attitudes contribute to the creation of conflicts. When negative conflicts occur there are five accepted methods for handling it; Direct, Bargaining, Enforcement, Retreat and De-emphasis approach (Nelson, 1995). Direct Approach; this can be considered as the best method of addressing conflict, it concentrates on confronting the issue head on, by looking at the issue…

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    Conflict Strategies

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    I have encountered many different types of conflict styles while working in groups. The conflict styles are competing, avoiding, and collaborating. For example, my current team has two individuals with two strong personalities who are clearly competing for who is always has the answer, who is always right, the first to speak, etc. There is a person on the team who does not participate in coming up with ideas to help make our team have a boost in moral. This person does not speak up and when…

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    Conflict Escalation Essay

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    Conflict theorists Pruitt, Rubin and Kim (2003) list five changes that occur as a conflict escalates. First, parties move from light tactics to heavy tactics. Light tactics include such things as persuasive arguments, promises, and efforts to please the other side, while heavy tactics include threats, power plays, and even violence. Second, the conflict grows in size. The numbers of issues in contention expands, and parties devote more resources to the struggle. Third, issues move from specific…

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    Plenty of historical figures have responded to conflict in many different ways, but the question is which is the best. Some may argue that it is to be defensive, but as shown by Anne Frank and Winston Churchill, that isn't true. The best way people can respond to conflict is by remaining calm, focused, and attempting to have a positive outlook on the situation because it can lead to many agreeable outcomes, it’s proven that it’s the most beneficial way to respond, and unhealthy responses can…

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