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conflict resolution The act of arbitrating differences of belief or opinion about a given set of conditions or circumstances.
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conflict The heart of drama; someone wants something and people and things keep getting in the way of them achieving the goal. At times, the obstacles can be common to both the hero and villain, and the ultimate goal a laudable one for both parties.
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conflict A situation in which opposing viewpoints have come into physical confrontation. Conflicts are more intractable than simple disputes because of the existence of institutionalized, fundamental disagreement with limited malleability of participants or the situation. (See DISPUTE, CONFLICT RESOLUTION) (MP)
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conflict resolution Conflict resolution is an important feature of both personal and international relations. Conflict analysis, negotiation, mediation, conciliation, facilitation, arbitration and judicial settlement are aspects of collaboration towards a compromise or consensus decision. Negotiation can be aided by good working relationships, persuasive value systems and
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conflict state of open, often prolonged fighting.
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