This course introduces participants to different conflict-resolution styles, including collaboration, avoidance, accommodation, and compromise. Through self-assessments and case studies, participants will determine their default conflict style and practice adapting their approach based on context.
Gain a solid understanding of various conflict resolution styles to make informed choices when conflicts arise.
Identify and evaluate your natural conflict tendencies through self-assessment, allowing for personal growth and adaptation.
Practice real-world applications of conflict resolution in a safe environment, boosting your confidence to handle conflicts effectively.
This module introduces the basic concepts of conflict resolution and explores the evolution of theories in this field. Participants will grasp the definitions and key elements that shape conflict dynamics and the goals of resolving them effectively. Nature of Conflict Evolution of Resolution Theories Overview of Resolution Styles
Participants will engage with self-assessment exercises to understand their personal tendencies in conflict situations. The module focuses on introspection and practical evaluation using case studies and reflective exercises, drawing on frameworks from popular literature. Identifying Your Default Style Self-Assessment Tools and Techniques Interpreting Assessment Results
This module examines the collaboration style that emphasizes joint problem-solving and the compromise style that involves mutual concession. Through case studies and interactive discussions, participants will learn when and how to apply these approaches to achieve win-win solutions. Collaboration: Win-Win Solutions Understanding Compromise Case Studies in Collaboration and Compromise
This module focuses on the situational effectiveness of avoidance and accommodation styles, explaining their positive and negative aspects. Participants will consider scenarios from professional and personal conflicts to determine the appropriate use of these approaches. Understanding Avoidance Exploring Accommodation Case Studies: When to Avoid or Accommodate
The final module guides participants on how to blend and adapt various conflict resolution approaches in real-life scenarios. Emphasis is placed on dynamic flexibility, role-playing, and simulations inspired by methodologies from popular conflict management literature. Selecting Appropriate Styles Dynamic Flexibility in Conflict Practical Adaptation and Role Plays
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Explore practical case studies for better understanding.
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