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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
Think about a problem or conflict that you’re currently dealing with at home, at school, at work or elsewhere. Analyze the conflict using Hocker & Wilmot’s definition of conflict in your text. Consider:-
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- Expressed Struggle: When and how did both parties become aware of the conflict?
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- Perceived Incompatible Goals: What goals do each party have that are incompatible? Do you feel they are truly incompatible: Or can you see options for mutually satisfying solutions?
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- Perceived Scarce Resources: What are the resources in this conflict that either party may perceive as limited?
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- Interdependence: What, specifically, does one party depend on the other for, and ice-versa?
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- Interference from the Other Party: Is your conflict a minor dispute or a full-fledged conflict? How have the parties acted to prevent each other from reaching their goals?
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Now, answer the following questions:
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* What is your general attitude toward conflict?Â
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* How important are the goals of the other party to you? Can you envision a solution in which both of your needs and goals are met, or are you mostly concerned with defending yourself?
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* Speculate about positive, constructive outcomes that may occur from handling this conflict effectively.
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* Did you learn anything new about your conflict from analyzing it in this way?
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