Résolution de conflit
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A Conflict is a “disagreement, an
opposition of ideas, or a struggle arising from
opposing demands”. Many people view conflict as
something negative, but it is actually a necessary part of
life. Conflict Resolution, then, aims to help people manage
conflict in a way that is as mutually beneficial as
possible. How you respond to a conflict situation can be as
important as how you choose to re-solve the conflict.
There are several steps that you can take if you
find yourself in a conflict situation.
The
first is to
Face the Conflict. Avoidance
usually makes problems worse, not
better, so it is best to acknowledge the situation. All of
the people involved should try to Find a Safe Space where
everyone feels comfortable discussing what is causing the
conflict. You are obligated to find a neutral space that
does not give any one an unfair advantage.
As you
discuss the nature of the conflict, remember to Note Your Body Language. Your
non-verbal messages can be in direct opposition with what
you are saying if you do not watch how your body responds.
Make sure that your spoken message and body language match
at all times. Doing this will reinforce what you are trying
to say.
Next,
Identify the Problem. When you
describe the problem, make sure that you give specific
details without judgment. Once you have stated your
position, ask the other person about how they are feeling.
Throughout your discussion, also
make sure to Listen Actively by being
open to receiving the other side’s perspective on the
situation, especially when you are the leader or head of the
group. Listening with true interest and compassion may help
to resolve your problem faster.
Depending on
your conflict management style, you may try to avoid
conflict altogether, be as aggressive as possible, or
something in-between. Regardless of your approach, do not
hesitate to Share Your Feelings and
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