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Conflict. Process and resolution.

M A Dove
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Because most organizations function as open systems, they are susceptible to conflict. Identifying destructive conflict, seeking its root cause and using problem-solving techniques to resolve issues provide satisfactory outcomes for both sides. The steps in the conflict process and the possible solutions are given.

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M A Dove. 1998. Conflict. Process and resolution.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9697491/

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