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    Conflicts

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    Transitions in Conflict Thought

    Causes:

    Poor communication

    Lack of openness

    Failure to respond toemployee needs

    Traditional view of conflict:The belief that all conflict is harmful and must be

    avoided.

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    Transitions in Conflict Thought

    (contd)Human Relations View of Conflict

    The belief that conflict is a natural and inevitable

    outcome in any group.

    Interactionist View of Conflict

    The belief that conflict is not only a positive force ina group but that it is absolutely necessary for agroup to perform effectively.

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    Types of Conflict

    Task Conflict

    RelationshipConflict

    Process Conflict

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    Conflict Process

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    Stage 1 : Potential Opposition or

    IncompatibilityCommunication

    Structure

    Personal Variables

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    Stage 2 : Cognition and

    Personalization

    Positive FeelingsNegative Emotions

    Conflict Definition

    Perceived ConflictAwareness by one or moreparties of the existence ofconditions that create

    opportunities for conflict toarise.

    Felt ConflictEmotional involvement in aconflict creating anxiety,tenseness, frustration, or

    hostility.

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    Stage 3 : Intentions

    Decisions to act in a given way

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    Stage 4 : Behavior

    Conflict Management:

    The use of resolution and stimulationtechniques to achieve the desired level of conflict .

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    Stage 5: Outcomes Functional Outcomes from Conflict

    Increased group performance

    Improved quality of decisions

    Stimulation of creativity and innovation Encouragement of interest and curiosity

    Provision of a medium for problem-solving

    Creation of an environment for self-evaluation and change

    Creating Functional Conflict

    Reward dissent and punish conflict avoiders.

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    Negotiation:

    Negotiation:

    A process in which two or more parties exchange

    goods or services and attempt to agree on theexchange rate for them.

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    Distributive versus Integrative

    Bargaining

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    NegotiationProcess

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    PersonalityTraits:

    Moods andEmotions

    Gender Differences

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    Third-Party Negotiations Four Basic Third-Party Roles

    Mediator

    A neutral third party who facilitates anegotiated solution by using reasoning,persuasion, and suggestions for alternatives

    Arbitrator

    A third party to a negotiation who has theauthority to dictate an agreement.

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    ConciliatorA trusted third party who provides aninformal communication link between thenegotiator and the opponent.

    ConsultantAn impartial third party, skilled in conflictmanagement, who attempts to facilitatecreative problem solving throughcommunication and analysis

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    Global implications:

    Cultural Differences in NegotiationsMultiple cross-cultural studies on negotiation styles, for instance:

    American negotiators are more likely than Japanese

    bargainers to make a first offer

    North Americans use facts to persuade; Arabs use emotion;

    and Russians use asserted ideals

    Brazilians say no more often than Americans or Japanese

    Conflict and Culture:

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    Summary and ManagerialImplications Conflict can be

    constructive ordestructive

    Reduce excessive

    conflict by using: Competition Collaboration Avoidance Accommodation Compromise

    Integrative negotiationis a better long-termmethod

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    Conflict Resolution Techniques

    Problem solving

    Superordinate goals

    Expansion of resources

    Avoidance Smoothing

    Compromise

    Authoritative command

    Altering the humanvariable

    Altering the structuralvariables

    Communication

    Bringing in outsiders

    Restructuring theorganization

    Appointing a devilsadvocate

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