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DENIUS [597]
2 years ago
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How does the definition of conflict affect the way we think about conflict?

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irakobra [83]2 years ago
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Answer:

A conflict is a fight or dispute between two or more parties. It can also mean fight, armed confrontation or war. Used figuratively, without the use of force, a conflict can be an opposition, argument, a problem, a rush or a complicated situation (for example, labor conflict or conflict of interest).

Explanation:

The definition of this word makes us think of conflict as something negative.

We see a conflict as a problem or as a fight with someone else. However, it should not always be this way.

Conceiving the conflict as positive implies a possibility of change and personal growth and also encourages the generation of alternative solutions, participatory, creative and that try to satisfy each of the parties.

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