Conflict Resolution

Respectful Confrontation: The Practice of Compassionate Engagement


03/20/2009 - 7:00pm
03/22/2009 - 6:00pm
US/Eastern

Location(s)

R Place for World Unity
8136 Old Keene Mill Road, A-209
Springfield, VA, 22152
United States
See map: Google Maps  How do you ask for what you want, take care of your needs, and really be heard? How do you assert yourself in both loving and aggressive situations? How do you express vulnerability and sensitivity and stay in your own power? Led by internationally recognized process leader Joe Weston, this workshop will shift and reframe your views on confrontation, assertiveness, and true power leading to greater self-confidence and peaceful interactions with others.

Conflict Resolution Strategies and Group Performance – It Really Does Matter How You Squabble


In a far-reaching examination on how a group’s conflict resolution style affects both its performance and the satisfaction of members of the group, Behfar and her colleagues developed an elegant group-level theory about conflict resolution strategies ("The Critical Role of Conflict Resolution in Teams," by Behfar, Peters,on, Mannix, and Trochim).  This theory posits two broad dimensions: pluralistic-vs.-particularistic strategies and reactive-vs.-preemptive strategies.