What is Conflict?
•A disagreement or clash between individuals
or groups.
• Can arise from differences in opinions, values,
or interests.
• Natural and inevitable in any group setting.
3.
Sources of Conflict
•Miscommunication or lack of communication
• Different values or beliefs
• Competition for resources
• Unclear roles or responsibilities
• Personality clashes
4.
Types of Conflict
•Intrapersonal – within an individual
• Interpersonal – between individuals
• Intragroup – within a group
• Intergroup – between groups
5.
Conflict Resolution Styles(Thomas-
Kilmann Model)
• Avoiding – Ignoring the conflict
• Accommodating – Yielding to others
• Competing – Asserting one's viewpoint
• Compromising – Each party gives up
something
• Collaborating – Working together for a win-
win solution
6.
Steps in ConflictResolution
• Identify the source of conflict
• Understand all perspectives
• Listen actively and empathetically
• Explore possible solutions together
• Agree on a solution and follow up
7.
Skills for ConflictResolution
• Effective communication
• Active listening
• Emotional intelligence
• Problem-solving
• Negotiation and compromise
8.
Benefits of ConflictResolution
• Improves relationships and trust
• Encourages open communication
• Promotes understanding and respect
• Leads to better decision-making
• Creates a positive work environment
9.
Real-Life Example
• Teamproject disagreement on task division
• Resolution: Open dialogue, clarified roles,
mutual agreement
• Outcome: Improved teamwork and project
success
10.
Role Play Activity
•Divide into pairs or small groups
• Act out a conflict scenario and resolve it
• Reflect on the resolution style used
• Discuss what worked and what could improve
11.
Conclusion
• Conflict isa normal part of any interaction.
• How we handle conflict determines its impact.
• Effective resolution strengthens teams and
relationships.