Functional conflict is a conflict that is productive to the long term goals of the people involved, and is respectful of all its participants. For example, two people having an honest debate about how best to spend a limited amount of finances, while being conscious of each others opinions, is a functional conflict.
Dysfunctional conflict is characterized by loud voices, name-calling, and not listening to what other people say. When an argument devolves into insults and epithets, this is dysfunctional.
People avoid conflict because they either fear hurt emotions, or fear that they do not possess the ability to argue persuasively or clearly enough to "win" the conflict.
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For now, I could tell you that it is not expected a numerical prediction based on experimental measurements to be exact. There are always experimental mistakes that add error to the numerical predictions, not only attributed to the one doing it, but also to the equipment used.
For instance, when a compound is weighed on a balance you should always notice it has uncertainty (e.g. +-1 kg), this means that if the balance says 40 kg, the weight could be between 39 and 41 kg.
Regarding the second question, when you add more values with the same experiment, you can obtain an average value and the most important thing, a deviation that would allow you to include your result in a range.
For the last question, I would need more context.
Have a nice day.
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Declaration I think....
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Hopefully that's it.
Cause I haven't had coffeee lol
