Managing conflict resolution models.
Do you always agree with your boss, peers, and employees? If not, then you have conflict. This article presents five conflict management styles and examples of situations in which each is appropriate for resolving a conflict. With the aid of step-by-step models, you will learn how to use the Collaborating conflict-management style to: 1) initiate a conflict resolution with others; 2) respond to a conflict resolution brought to you by someone; and 3) mediate a conflict resolution between your employees. This article should help you to improve your ability to resolve conflicts without negative effects on human relations.
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Springfield College, MA.
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