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    Inner conflict can be caused depending upon the situation and the surrounding the person is placed in, however, an awareness of one's strengths and weaknesses can arise as a result of encountering this type of conflict. What is conflict? Why does it occur? Are there any heroes during conflict? Conflict is a serious disagreement or argument. It occurs due to different situations being triggered by a sense of fairness, fear, force. There might not be heroes at all times during conflict, it may…

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    Grouped together in the same activities often on the same team, it seemed anywhere I turned they were next to me. Spending mass amounts together like we did, conflict was bound to emerge. And believe me it did. More times than not these conflicts were minor, but major flairs would erupt into screaming back and forth. Managing or dealing with conflict is something all people must engage in but it becomes especially important for those sharing a confined space. It all happened on a cold, snowy…

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    #1 Throughout this quarter, I’ve deepened my understanding upon the common theme of “conflict”. Over time, as I was being given language arts content, such as the reading “Two Kinds” by Amy Tan, the short story “By Any Other Name” by Santha Rama Rau, and the film “The Debut” that our class all watched, my knowledge grew upon the matter and I grew comfortable identifying key types of conflict. Literally, conflict remains present within everyone; whether it’s as small as a miscommunication…

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    Why Do We Cause Conflict?

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    what the conflict is about and ways in which we can prevent or deal with conflict. While some conflict are easily grounded in one or more of the TRIP goals any of these goals can have an underlining identity issue that could be causing the conflict. As we observe our own identity issues we are able to better show and vocally express appreciation for others thus confirming their own identity. Before any form of appreciation can be shown to others we must first find what causes conflicts in our…

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    Interpersonal Conflicts: The Importance of Maintaining Face During Adolescence Why is it important to maintain one’s public image or face? Why is it that we as a society form these images? Is it to hide who we are or is it a strategy used to fit in with a given culture? Face theory “helps us understand why and how people construct their public images and the strategies used to maintain or restore these images” (Baxter, pg. 203-204). Symbolic representations or images reflect our knowledge about…

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    Conflict resolution is an important area to hone especially when dealing with the general public. As health care workers, dealing with the public is something we literally do every day and it isn’t uncommon for our patients to not have a firm understanding of what we do, or are supposed to be doing for them. This is a perfect storm for conflict to brew in. Patients assume and expect certain things, sometimes unreasonable things, and it is our job to be able to deal with these issues and to…

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    How does Arthur Miller build and maintain tension and conflict in the play? Arthur Miller builds and maintains tension and conflict throughout the play. In the beginning of the play tension is built between the relationship of Eddie and Beatrice. Beatrice warns Catherine about Eddie’s feelings towards her. This builds tension in the atmosphere as Catherine no longer feels safe around Eddie. Towards the end of Act One, growing conflict is sensed when Marco gives Eddie a clear warning by…

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    With the indifference of some, the underlying cause of conflict is generally deemed to be a state of disagreement between separate parties, often overlooking the conflict within one's self. Likewise ,The book "The Sympathizer" by Viet Thanh Nguyen entails this idea, quite prominently. Within the story, the character expresses diverse qualities such as; resourcefulness, a steadfast mentality and deceptiveness, summarized by the importance of his role. In "The Sympathizer" , the context of which…

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    Picking fitting conflict style is the way to compelling clash avoidance and administration. We utilize our most loved clash style in struggle circumstances, yet we can pick an alternate style when it is required. I have never thought of my contention style. Helpful critical thinking style empowers individuals to cooperate so nobody loses yet everybody is the champ. Individuals who utilize this style, attempt to discover an answer that is satisfactory to everybody and meets their interests and to…

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    Of the three types of conflict, man vs. man, man vs. nature, and man vs. self, which is the dominant conflict in the story? Is this conflict resolved? “The Stirring Within Her” Throughout “Hills Like White Elephants,” the dominant conflict that remains is man vs. self. The decision to have this be the conflict provides insight on the girl as a character and the relationship that she has with the man, as well as aiding in the resolution of the short story. This conflict is instilled in the…

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