Conflict strategies

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Managing the Conflict:

• Communication: Openly discuss the situation, expressing your feelings and needs (Collaboration).
• Compromise: You could reach an agreement on borrowing terms or offer an alternative solution.

Learning from the Film:

Seeing Simba's avoidance lead to a worse outcome might motivate you to address the conflict directly.

Impact of the Film:

The film highlights the dangers of neglecting conflict and the importance of communication and compromise in maintaining healthy relationships.

Next Time:

Apply the "Collaboration" strategy from the beginning. Directly communicate your concerns and seek a solution that works for both parties.

Remember:

• Replace "The Lion King" with a film/series relevant to your experience.
• Adapt the personal conflict example to reflect your own situation.

By following this structure, you can effectively answer the prompt using your textbook knowledge and a relevant film/series example.

Sample Solution

Unfortunately, I can't access specific textbooks or personal experiences, but I can help you with the framework to answer this question using a hypothetical scenario.

Let's use the film "The Lion King" as an example:

• Relationship Conflict: Simba and Scar have a complex conflict driven by jealousy and ambition. Scar manipulates Simba into taking the blame for Mufasa's death, ultimately usurping the throne.

• Textbook Conflict Strategies:

  • Simba: Initially avoids the conflict by running away (Avoidance).
  • Scar: Uses competition and manipulation to achieve his goals (Competing).

Personal Conflict Example:

Imagine you had a disagreement with a friend about borrowing something valuable. You might initially avoid the conversation (Avoidance) but realize it needs to be addressed.