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  1. An Attributional Analysis of Conflict Interactions

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  2. “Can you just put your phone away?”: The effects of cell phone use on face-to-face conflict in romantic relationships

    Effective conflict management is critical for satisfying close relationships, and communication technology is now a fundamental part of conflict management. One way that communication technology may be central to face-to-face (FtF) conflict interactions is by the presence or use of cell phones …

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  3. Conflict In Couples Therapy: Enhancing Relationships Through A Video Tape Feedback Intervention Intending To Develop Effective Conflict Communication Skills

    … intervention (2007) aimed to increase effective conflict communication. The study utilized a single case design to examine two couple's conflict interactions through the use of a video tape feedback intervention and psychoeducation about effective and ineffective conflict communication. Couples …

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  4. Parenting Self-Efficacy and Dyadic Autonomic Responses During Parent-Child Conflict

    … affective regulation during parent-adolescent conflict. Grounded in social cognitive theory, I examined how parenting self-efficacy relates to parents’ physiological affective responses during conflict interactions with their children. The data for the two studies presented herein were drawn …

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  5. Making meaning of conflict: A qualitative inquiry in two preschool classrooms

    … study was conducted to examine the phenomenon of conflict as a relational process as it is played out in the natural settings of two classrooms. The researcher sought to explore the developmental potential that conflict affords children as they try to make meaning of their relationships within the …

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  6. Relationship of Early Childhood Teacher Guidance Beliefs and Reported Actual Practices on Child Behavioral Outcomes

    … and approaches to guidance influence teachers’ interactions and classroom management practices with children. This study explored teachers’ beliefs on guidance and teachers’ beliefs on reported actual guidance practices in relation to child behavioral outcomes as children engaged with teachers, …

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  7. Perceptual change and alcohol use during couples' conflicts.

    … failed to find associations between alcohol and conflict behavior, how alcohol use is associated with relationship conflict, and whether alcohol and relationship functioning variables are associated with a new variable regarding perceptual changes during conflict interaction. In order to answer …

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  8. Examining the relationship among context, cognition, and conflict management in the workplace

    Conflict is a component of interpersonal interactions, neither inevitable nor innately bad, but often commonplace (Deutsch & Coleman, 2000; Schellenberg, 1996). Conflict interactions that occur in the workplace can impact individuals, relationships, and the organization as a whole. This …

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