This document discusses conflict management and resolution. It defines conflict as a disagreement, struggle, or fight between incompatible elements. Conflict can have both positive and negative consequences. Positively, it can increase creativity, clarify views, and create social change. Negatively, it can lead to violence, broken relationships, and communication breakdowns. The main sources of conflict include aggressive behavior, limited resources, frustration, clashing values and interests, cultural differences, misinformation, roles and status issues, and triggers. The document provides strategies for managing conflict successfully, including active listening, empathy, understanding other perspectives, compromise, and finding win-win solutions that satisfy all parties.