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    Introduction My conflict management styles are pretty spread out. I was not surprised to find out that my top two conflict management styles are the competing and accommodating styles. The reason I was not surprised was because of the exercise done previously. While thinking back to the past I realized that my style is definitely completive because I like to win and there is nothing wrong with that. What did not surprise me at all was the fact that my lowest score was for avoiding style. I know…

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    Improving your conflict management skills are key to interpersonal relationships. However, actors rehearse and play major roles on television where conflicts are viewed to help portray the real side of television. How you handle the conflict that determines the situation at hand. I like to watch Blackish sometimes while watching season three episode nine. I realize how interpersonal conflicts on television relate to real life is so many ways. It is so clear and concise how the expressed…

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    reguarding why it is important to study conflict is the way that it affects interpersonal communication. Any type of communication that happens between two people or a group of people has a potential for conflict. Since conflict is a reality of interpersonal communications knowing how to manage and approach conflict depends on knowing interpersonal communication. The study of conflict management helps to inform a person on different ways that people could respond to conflict in relationships.…

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    countering the work of Braverman. While Braverman was looking at the conflict in a workplace, Burawoy was wondering why there were not even more conflicts. From Braverman’s point of view, capitalism creates conflict between workers and management and must create such conflict. Burawoy on the other hand does not deny that such conflict exists; he borrows this notion from the perspective ofMarx, but he is concerned not just in the conflict created but the consent fashioned as well. He asks the…

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    There are a lot of conflict like, conflict with yourself, conflict with another person and conflict with your environment. Conflict is shown in the story “Lamb to the Slaughter” by Roald Dahl. The conflict in this story are the argument between Mary and Patrick, Mrs. Maloney killed her husband and the cops couldn’t find the killer. First conflict is, the argument between Mary and Patrick, the author creates tension between them. This started when Mary was trying to give Patrick diner. Mr.…

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    Conflict can affect people in any existing situation. Conflict can prove a person's character, challenge their beliefs, and can fracture relationships. It can make a very big impact on someone’s life and can cause affect more than people truly notice. Anne Frank and the people around her can be great examples of conflict affecting people. Family dynamics can also have an effect because of conflict, an example would be the Van Dans. Being traumatized can also be an effect of conflict. Just like…

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    is very evident that a normal family such as the Braverman’s can have just as many conflicts as any other family. The Braverman clan, comprised of an older couple, their four children, and their respective families, experience many trials throughout this first episode, which just goes to show that conflict is inevitable when you have that many people together. The first episode is a culmination of different conflicts that entail things less serious such as Crosby, Sarah’s younger brother,…

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    Managing Conflict Climate

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    In general, in most cases, some conflicts can be handled by using conflict management techniques to better control the situation. Therefore, as a supervisor, we must learn to have a better understanding of managing a conflict climate in which will create a mutually satisfying outcomes. In short, we leaders must recognized our superiority and influence we have over our employees and that we do not to turn that authority into power abuse. For the most part, supervisors and subordinates will not…

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    1) Major problems management of Hyten is facing in accepting project management are: 1) Conflict between project manager and functional manager - There is a conflict of hierarchy between project manager and functional manager. Both have different views in the direction of the project and the quality of work. And one would not agree to other, resulting in conflict. 2) Lack of confidence on the ability of their employees - They hired personnel from outside, in order to lead the projects, not…

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    Culture is a crucial part of the conflict and struggling resolve. Cultures are the root of individuals that defines their lives, relationships and different perspectives, decisions and philosophies of self and other. Cultures are powerful and defined, but often they can be insensible and lead to influencing conflicts in indiscernible ways. Polish-American author Eva Hoffman's autobiography, "Lost in Translation" reflects the differing cultural and emotional changes an individual goes through…

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