Question

What are the levels of conflict? ssd1

Answer 1

The levels of conflict are divided into five groups:
1. Intrapersonal conflict; it represents a conflict within an individual
2. Interpersonal conflict; it represents a conflict between individuals
3. Intragroup conflict; it represents a conflict within a group
4. Intergroup conflict; it represents a conflict between groups
5. Intraorganizational conflict; it represents a conflict within organizations

Answer 2

Answer:

Conflict is a situation in which two or more people with different interests enter into confrontation, opposition or undertake mutually antagonistic actions, with the aim of damaging or eliminating the rival party, even when such a confrontation is verbal, in order to achieve the achievement of the objectives that motivated this confrontation. Because of its often extreme or at least confrontational condition in relation to objectives considered important or even urgent (values, status, power, scarce resources) the conflict generates problems, both those directly involved, and other people.

The conflict can originate at different levels depending on the characteristics of the parties involved. There are four types of conflicts:

1)Intrapersonal conflict, internal psychological process of the individual in which diverse psychic forces are opposed.

2)Interpersonal conflict, confrontation between various individuals within the organization (whether passive or active).

It can be divided into three:

3) Intra-group conflict, within the same group or department.

4)Intergroup conflict, between departments.

5)Interorganization conflict, between organizations.