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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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    Conflicts in society are often caused by the lack of understanding of the contrasting forces and issues that drive and shape people. This is particularly true between people belonging to different social strata, where each is unable to wear the shoes of the other, and incapable of understanding the other’s fears and aspirations. This is illustrated in The Outsiders by S.E Hinton which depicts a rivalry of a group of higher class citizens named the Socs and a group of lower classmen named the…

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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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    Those that are experiencing conflict are dependent upon each other, is referred to as Interdependence. Interdependence “means that the people involved in the conflict are in some type of a relationship together that requires them to rely on one another.” (Pg. 181 Ch 9. Sec. 1) Mr and Mrs. Incredible are involved with conflict throughout the entire film. From sneaking out and hiding from his wife to lying about losing his job and being a superhero behind her back. Being married they are both…

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    personal relationship in the work place because it is unethical, is a conflict of interest, and leads to more severe consequences. I will discuss the definition of a conflict of interests, the reasons why having a relationship that is too personal in the work place is unethical, and how it will impact me as a health educator. A conflict of interest is when behavior and/or actions clash with the expectations of that professional. A conflict of interest can affect many aspects of the work place.…

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    Appendix 1 My SWOT After this course, I am able to address my strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of resolving a conflict in a different situations. Now, to analyze all of those different elements, I would first address my judgement styles. My judgment style My judgment style is the Directing Style. I like to find the positive outcome to any conflicts. The concept of Directing Style is: ‘I win and you lose’. The strategies of Directing Styles are: “Assert, control, compete, persuade…

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    Matthew Lang, the author of the article “Conflict Management: A Gap in Business Education Curricula” states that the disparity between the significance of conflict skills in the workplace and the lack of conflict management education in the undergraduate business curricula should pave way for further conflict resolution education in the future. Lang came up with these conclusions through a study of University websites from U.S. based schools and non-U.S. based schools. Data was collected and it…

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    Workplace conflicts are usually disputes that take place in the workplace and sometimes escalate outside of the workplace. This type of conflict can be caused due to many different types of reasons such as lack of communication, difference in personalities, bullying, harassment, difference in opinions, unfair treatment, unclear job roles, poor work environment, lack of equal opportunities, unresolved problems from the past, and an increase in workload just to name a few. According to Baack…

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    After reading module three, I determined that understanding conflict negotiation styles was the most valuable to me. It was brought to my attention that my negotiation style is more of an accommodator than anything else. I totally agree with this accusation. I understand that being an accommodator can lead to me losing my own goals in the process. I was also identified as a compromiser and collaborator which could be strengths. None of these styles are bad until I tend to fall back on…

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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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