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    but not possible to say that there won’t be any emotions during conflicts. These feeling or emotions depend upon the nature of the conflict. Sometime, when one party express their emotion to next party it can be misunderstood and conflict can rise to new level. The mutual frustration…

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    STRESS AND FRUSTRATIONS AMONG ZIMBABWEAN BUSINESS MANAGERS (A CASE STUDY OF MARSH INSURANCE AND STOCK BROKERS ZIMBABWE) BY Chapter 2 LITERATURE REVIEW CONFLICT IN AN ORGANISATION Conflict is generally regarded as disagreement regarding interests or ideas (Esquivel and Kleiner, 1997). Organisational conflict is the discord that occurs when the goals, interests or values of different individuals or groups are incompatible and those individuals or groups block or frustrate each other`s attempt…

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    Andrew Lam uses various themes within his Essay. The different struggles Lam’s faces are major focal points that establish the foundation of this piece. This passage focuses on real-life situations dealt by different cultures clashing with one another. Also, the author expresses how individuals can celebrate traditions in their own ways but still have a connection with old customs. The three major themes that Lam uses throughout this essay are rebellion, a quest for identity and love. The writer…

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    Each person has their own strategy, style, and tactics for how they deal with conflict (Folger, Poole, Stutman, 2013 p. 136). A person’s strategy is when they plan out a set of tactics or behaviors that they plan to follow exactly. Styles are unconscious and do not require planning ahead (Folger, Poole, Stutman, 2013 p. 136). A competing style is classified as high in assertiveness and low in cooperation An accommodating style is low in assertiveness and high in cooperative. An avoiding style…

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    that will be analyzed later on by the researcher. From that concordance lines, researcher will choose 100 samples feature in COCA and selecting the first 30 lines to be analyzed then researcher will repeat the previous steps until there is nothing new to be analyzed. 5. Data Analysis First of all, after researcher does the search according to the data collection, researcher will do the analysis by using Sinclair’s theory of analyzing concordance lines. Afterwards, the data will be used to find…

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    digital media from a day-to-day newspaper. As a meeting was held on January 2000, Tom Curley discussed about the current situation and necessary action to be taken about USAT and its transformation of traditional newspapers to a broader sense of online news channel. During these meetings, there were substantive conflicts between Curley and other senior staff where there was a disagreement of goals and the means for their accomplishments. As we know there were some inter group and inter…

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    Compromise to Solve Problems Are there many ways to resolve conflict? The answer is yes. However, compromise is the best way to end in a neutral solution that can benefit both parties. Compromise is an agreement between conflicting individuals where they agree to make concessions. In most conflicts, the two parties either disagree on something or trying to prove a point. Settling the issue using compromise can be beneficial for both parties, form an understanding to the other’s point, and can…

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    This case does not alter my decision because in this case of attorney-client privilege they were willing to make a deal to protect their client rather than present the truth (Siegel, Schmalleger, and Worrall, 2014). Many lawyers do not totally grasp the complexity of the attorney-client privilege, therefore they do not know and comprehend exactly which communications are protected and which are not (Marcum, 2015). With this being said lawyers can put themselves at risk for discipline and/or…

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    Greed and Grievance – a complementary approach While many scholars dealing with the academic or policy implication of this debate align themselves with either the greed or grievance camp, others believe that it is the combination of the two that has the biggest explanatory power when it comes to exploring the motives behind intra-state conflict. As highlighted by Murshed and Tadjoeddin (2007: 24), “grievances can be present without greed, but it is difficult to sustain greedy motives without…

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    I used to use the ‘Arguments Using Narration’ to convince my opponents for a conflict resolution if I am right. I would prefer better communication for resolving any type of conflicts. My feeling and my personality would count in the conflict resolution. In the event that I am involved in a conflict in my workplace, and in examining the pieces of the Toulmin Model, I would differently analyze the conflicts. It will be possible for me to use the Claim approach. With that element, I would ask the…

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