Lecture 1, what is conflict

What is Conflict Noorulhadi (MS, M.com) GCMS Peshawar [email_address]

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What is Conflict? ,[object Object],This definition of conflict is taken from the article, “Conflict and Negotiation Processes in Organizations,” by K.W. Thomas in the Handbook of Industrial and Organizational Psychology.

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The Conflict Process ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],1. Information concerning the conflict process is taken from Stephen P. Robbins book, Essentials of Organizational Behavior . 2. Communication – Poor communication can lead to conflict. Misunderstanding of communication, not enough information and too much information can all lead to conflict. 3. Structure – “the term structure is used, in this context, to include variables such as size; degree of routinization, specialization, and standardization in the tasks assigned to group members; heterogeneity (gender) of the group; leadership styles; reward systems; and the degree of dependence between groups.” (Robbins) All of these different factors can be a cause of conflict in a group. 3. Personal variables – People’s personality and personal values can be a source of conflict.

The Conflict Process ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],In stage 2 of the conflict process, a person becomes aware of one of the conditions in stage 1 and is somehow frustrated by it. A conflict can exist without it becoming personalized. When a conflict is personalized, the person feels frustration, tension, anxiety (nervous) about it.

The Conflict Process ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],In stage 3, an action is actually taken that conflicts with another parties desires or goals. In this stage, both parties become aware of the conflict and a method to handle the conflict is initiated. These different methods are shown in figure 1 on the next slide.

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Methods for Resolving Conflict ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],1. “Selecting a better alternative. Sometimes there is an alternative neither of the parties to the conflict has considered. The leader then asks the conflicting parties to pursue an alternative plan of action.” (Foster)

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