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Showing 1 to 20 of 65 for “"interpersonal conflict"”.

  1. Interpersonal conflict within the context of the organization

    This investigation was concerned with individual conflict management styles and situations. Participants were asked to complete the Organizational Communication Conflict Instrument (OCCI) (Putnam & Wilson, 1982) based on a particular conflict with a friend who is not a co-worker and a friend who is …

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  2. Attachment style, affect and construal of interpersonal conflict

    … differences in response to audiotapes of three conflicts indicated that anger and anxiety were important in reactions of Avoidant participants. Anxiety was notably absent as part of the Secure participants' reactions. The Anxious group demonstrated anger and anxiety responses to conflict

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  3. Women, anger, and cardiovascular reactivity to interpersonal conflict

    The present study examined differences in affective response and cardiovascular reactivity (CVR) in 42 women who were exposed to one of two harassment protocols; (i) Self-Harass, where participants were themselves harassed during a math task, (ii) Friend-Harass, where participants observed the …

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  4. Resolving Interpersonal Conflict Using an Art Therapy forgiveness Intervention

    … process as a way to resolve in­terpersonal conflict. There were 32 participants ranging in age from 18 to 64, selected on the basis of current experience of interpersonal conflict. Participants varied in gender identity and in the nature and intensity of the conflict experienced. Forgiveness …

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  5. Self-Preserving: Patterns Guiding the Experience of Interpersonal Conflict for Female Nursing Faculty

    … a substantive theory to explain and predict interpersonal conflict as it is experienced by nursing faculty. Gaining an understanding of this process may assist faculty and administrators of nursing education programs in dealing with interpersonal conflict in more constructive and helpful …

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  6. Account Service and Creative Personnel: Interpersonal Conflict and Dialectical Tensions in Advertising Agencies

    … perspectives and motivations that often lead to interpersonal conflicts while working together on client projects. The purpose of this study was to explore the nature of interpersonal conflicts in advertising agencies. The researcher used relational dialectics theory as a lens for analyzing the …

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  7. When friends fight: Relationships between language use, friendship quality, and gender when recalling interpersonal conflict

    … support, and joy (Rawlins, 2017). As conflict is often inevitable in friendships, the ways in which we cognitively process these experiences may be reflective of friendship quality. The literature reveals that language use, such as the use of pronouns or emotion words, can provide …

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  8. Behavioral Responses to Interpersonal Conflict in Decision Making Teams: A Clarification of the Conflict Phenomenon

    Interpersonal conflict in organizations plays an important role in performance, but the exact nature of that role remains unclear. Among conflict researchers a shift has occurred from believing that all conflict is debilitating for organizational performance to the realization that there are both …

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  9. Group and interpersonal conflict at Rocklands Secondary School : an organisational analysis to ascertain the implications for policy making

    … a fertile environment for the development of conflict. The probability of organisational conflict occurring in schools in South Africa is heightened by the fact that the country is in the throes of national political change. The main force influencing political events in the country, …

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  10. A cross-discipline study in the school of health and education: examining interpersonal conflict in college life through collective cultural lens

    This cross-disciplinary study examines interpersonal conflict management by college students through the integrative lens of health and education, with a particular focus on students’ perceptions of conflict in their college life. As an insider-researcher, my deep involvement with the students’ …

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  11. Job Demands and Organizational Citizenship Behavior: The Roles of Organizational Commitment and Social Interaction

    … the impact of three job demands (work overload, interpersonal conflict, and dissatisfaction with the organization’s current situation) on employees’ organizational citizenship behavior (OCB), the hitherto unexplored mediating role of organizational commitment in the link between job demands and …

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  12. Recreation conflict and management options in the Vail Pass Winter Recreation Area, Colorado, USA

    … focused on the underlying drivers of recreation conflict among winter recreationists in the Vail Pass Winter Recreation Area (VPWRA) in central Colorado. Data for the first manuscript were obtained from surveys collected in 2003 (n = 224, response rate = 93%) and again in 2014 (n = 242, response …

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  13. Experienced high performance work system in the public healthcare sector: Conceptualisation, scale validation and examination of its “dark side"

    … and second stages of the indirect effects of interpersonal conflict and emotional demands through belongingness on work engagement. This was guided by theoretical insights from transactional model of stress and the literature on the dark side of HPWS. To achieve the objective of the first …

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  14. Assessing Attachment Anxiety as a Moderator of the Relationship Between Self-Distancing and Emotions Following Relationship Conflict

    … self-talk) during a reflection task on interpersonal conflict. I did not find support for my hypothesis in Study 1 (N = 322), or Study 2 (N = 233), but found unexpected results with attachment avoidance. Future research could explore attachment orientation in relation to self-distancing …

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  15. Reflective Analysis of the Role Spirituality Plays in Educational Leaders' Coping Successes with a Focus on Gender Divergence

    … were given surveys to complete on work conflict, life satisfaction and spiritual well-being. The three instruments were the Interpersonal Conflict at Work Scale (ICAWS), the Satisfaction With Life Scale (SWLS), and the Spiritual Well Being Scale (SWB). This study employed quantitative …

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  16. The relationship between personality, stressors, and strains among Chinese workers

    … the mediating effects from perceived stressors (interpersonal conflict, quantitative workload, and role conflict, and role ambiguity) on the relationships between three FFM traits (neuroticism, extraversion, and conscientiousness) with strains (depression, emotional exhaustion, and job …

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  17. Identification Of Psychological Stressors For Long Duration Space Missions: Psychological Stressors Among Five Astronauts And Cosmonauts

    … types of general stressors and eight types of interpersonal conflict related stressors. These stressors were analysed as to their perceived frequency, intensity, and the risk to mission success of both short-term and long-term missinos. Subjects who had experienced longer duration spaceflight …

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