Course Outline

The Nature and Types of Conflict. Types of Conflicts Based on Participants

The Theory of Conflict Situations by Kurt Lewin

The Main Sources of Conflict

  • Limited resources
  • Divergent goals
  • Interdependent work processes
  • Discrepancies in values or perspectives
  • Ambiguity within organizational structures

Functional and Dysfunctional Conflicts

Distortion of Perception in Conflict Situations

The Dynamics of Conflict

  • Precursory phase
  • Challenge phase
  • Escalation phase
  • Confrontation phase

Behavioral Styles for Mastering Conflicts; Appropriate Behavior in Disputes. The Consequences of Rigidly Applying Various Styles

Assertive and Developmental Use of Conflicts in Team Work. Assertive Skills Useful in Resolving Conflicts

The Strategies Used in Conflict Situations:

  • I win - you lose
  • You win - I lose
  • Mutual gain - transforming conflict into cooperation

Conflict Management. The Main Methods and Techniques of Conflict Resolution for Government

  • Negotiations
  • Mediation
  • Arbitration

Working with Emotions in Conflict Situations

Stress Management and Coping in Difficult Situations

  • Implementation of anti-stress training programs for government employees
  • Relaxation techniques - focusing methods

Creative Principles of Conflict Resolution for Government

Effective Communication as an Essential Tool for Conflict Management in the Public Sector

  • Barriers to communication and their impact on conflict resolution
  • Verbal and non-verbal communication strategies

The Use of Negotiation Techniques to Resolve Conflicts for Government

Summary of Training for Government Professionals

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