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Conflict Management Training

Participants learn to detect perceptions and styles of managing conflict; causes, stages and types of conflict, motivations for difficult behavior, advantages to conflict, proactive steps to take, impacts of self-disclosure and effective communication on conflict management.

 

Coping with Difficult People

Types & Causes of Conflict

Levels of Conflict

Functional & Dysfunctional

Stages of Conflict

Position vs Interest

Types of Difficult Behaviors

Conflict Based on Values

Conflict in Organizations

Resolving Conflict

The Stress of Conflict

Latent Conflict

Hidden Costs of Conflict

The Value of Conflict

Creative Conflict

Styles of Conflict Management

Confrontation Skills

 


 

 

Coping with Difficult People
Participants will learn to detect perceptions and styles of managing conflict as well as the causes, stages and types of conflict and motivations for difficult behavior. Explore ‘what’s going on below the surface’ or ‘why people can be difficult’. Discover advantages to conflict, proactive steps to take, the impact of self-disclosure and effective communication on dealing with difficult people.

 

 

 

Training Topics
  
Effective Meetings
Communication
Leadership

Decision Making

Team/Group Development
Facilitation Technique
Conflict Management
Myers-Briggs Type Inventory

 

 

 

                         
                         
                         
 


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