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Interpersonal Conflict
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A disagreement between two connected persons
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5 styles
of conflict
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Competing, avoiding, accommodating,
collaborating, and compromising
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Competing
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I win, You lose- great concern for your own needs and desires and little for others
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Avoiding
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I lose, You lose- relatively unconcerned with your own and others needs or desires
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Accommodating
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I lose, You win- sacrifice your own needs for the sake of other persons needs
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Collaborating
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I win, You win- concern with both your own and the other persons needs- best method
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Compromising
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I win and lose, You win and lose-some concern with your own needs and some concern for the other persons needs- meet in the middle
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(5) different conflict management strategies
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Including win-lose and win-win, avoidance (non-negotiating, silencers) and
active fight, force and talk, face-detracting (Beltlining, blame) and face-enhancing, and verbal
aggressiveness (attack on self-concept) and argumentativeness (willingness to argue for a point)
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