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Clough, Dick B. – 1987
Conflict is a basic social process; there is no conceivable way of removing all conflict from an organization. Interpersonal conflict, often created by interdependency of people and tasks within an organization, lowers staff morale and employee productivity and drives people away. Difficult employees who foster conflicts fall into five distinct…
Descriptors: Administrator Effectiveness, Communication Skills, Conflict, Conflict Resolution
Schilling, Dianne – 1993
This book provides activities to introduce or reintroduce students to conflict resolution skills in a deliberate, enjoyable fashion and to elevate their awareness of each person's responsibility to create a cooperative environment wherever they may be. Interdependence is a central theme as is the awareness that dissent and conflict are natural and…
Descriptors: Antisocial Behavior, Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Cooperation