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Problem Solve
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decisions
Consideration of a broader range
of ideas
Surfacing of assumptions that may
be inaccurate
Increased participation and
creativity
Clarification of individual views
that build learning
Negative outcomes:
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Decreased productivity and satisfaction
Feelings of being defeated and demeaned
A climate of mistrust
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What Do You Think?
What are the most prevalent causes of conflict at work?
What are the common outcomes of workplace conflict?
Do you think workplace violence is a problem or not? Why do you think that is?
What outcomes have you observed from conflict for yourself? In other words, how do you feel or act after a conflict?
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Ways to Manage Conflict
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Change the Structure
Change the Composition of the Team
Create a Common Opposing Force
Consider Majority Rule
Problem Solve
Consider the Role of Mood
Conflict Handling Styles
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Conflict Handling Styles (Continued)
Avoidance
The avoiding style is uncooperative and unassertive
People exhibiting this style deny the existence of the conflict and are prone to postponing any decisions in which a conflict may arise
Accommodation
The accommodating style is cooperative and unassertive
People exhibiting this style give in to what the other side wants, even at the expense of one’s personal goals
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Compromise
The compromising style i ...
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