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<span>The statement above is true. Avoiding conflict is an ineffective way of dealing with interpersonal conflicts. Avoiding conflict can cause withdrawal from relationships. It is a method of dealing with conflict that makes a person avoid confronting issues directly. As a result, relationships can be put at stake. Conflict avoidance is when a person changes the subject, puts off the discussion for later, or when a person does not bring up the subject to the other. </span>

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