Conflict: Why Do You Argue, Why Do You Fight In Conflict?

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Overview: This paper gives some of the reasons you might argue and fight in conflict situations. You believe that you can get the other person to see things your way - that if you say the right thing, be very convincing, be very logical and rational, be right, be parental, talk very loudly, yell, threaten, blame, attack, call names, or even hit - you can have control over getting the other person to think and feel the way you want. You believe that not only can you win, but that you can somehow have control over the other's thoughts and feelings.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2009 | Pages: 5

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