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Part I: Science and Art

"Selecting the most effective strategy is the science of conflict management; applying it skillfully is the art."

  1. What do we need to do, in order to achieve the knowledge and attain the skills of Conflict Resolution Management (CRM)?
  2. Discuss in your answer the different types of conflict: Personal, Substantive, etc.

Part II: Interpersonal Conflicts

Some sources of Interpersonal Conflicts, are:

a. Personal differences (needs, wants)

b. Having to coexist in close proximity

c. Limited resources

d. The quest for power and dominance

e. Differences in beliefs and color (ethnic, race, religion)

  1. Choose one of the above (if possible a different item from other postings) and explain if it can be overcome.
  2. Can we bridge the difference stemming from this type of source, or is it a “lost cause”'?

I need 2-3 paragraphs, APA, 2-3 in-text citations, 2-3 references

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Answered Same Day Feb 23, 2020

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Soumi answered on Feb 24 2020
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Running Head: INTERPERSONAL CONFLICTS    1
INTERPERSONAL CONFLICTS         2
INTERPERSONAL CONFLICTS
Table of Contents
Part I: Science and Art    3
1. Ways to achieve knowledge and gain skills of Conflict Resolution Management (CRM)    3
2. Various types of Conflicts    3
Part II: Interpersonal Conflicts    3
1. Overcoming Personal Differences    3
2. Possibility of closing the Gap between Personal Differences    3
References    4
Part I: Science and Art
1. Ways to achieve knowledge and gain skills of Conflict Resolution Management (CRM)
    CRM skills and knowledge can be gained primarily by acquiring the skills of being an active listener. As supported by Shachar (2011), one has to be patient and listen to both the sides of the conflicting parties or individuals, so that decision-making can be unbiased with the achievement of clarity in terms of the conflict. Besides, being able to frame resolving strategies that consider both...
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