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Conflict management:先處理情緒，再處理事情！兩個人的溝通70%是情緒，30%是內容，如果溝通情緒不對，那內容就會給扭曲了，所以溝通內容之前，情緒層面一定要梳理好，不然誤會只會越來越深。
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You can use key word：conflict negotiation/ conflict mediation
Conflict management style
Interpersonal conflict management styles
Conflict resolution strategies
Workplace conflict resolution strategies
Conflict resolution strategies improving relationships
Conflict resolution strategies employer and employee
Peer conflict resolution strategies
Conflict resolution strategies behavior indicators
Conflict resolution programs
Conflict management style
Interpersonal conflict management styles
Conflict resolution strategies
Workplace conflict resolution strategies
Conflict resolution strategies improving relationships
Conflict resolution strategies employer and employee
Peer conflict resolution strategies
Conflict resolution strategies behavior indicators
Conflict resolution programs
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Personality Type
Test result example
Example: YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE IS:
MEDIATOR (INFP-A)
Conflict resolution education:
• SEL: Social Emotional Learning
• Mindfulness
• Emotional regulation
Hidden in plain view: The impact of mediation on the mediator and implications for conflict resolution education
Abstract
Key words: mediation conflict resolution, mediator skills, mediation training
(conflict management competence)
References
Cooper, D. (2019). Mediating in the satisfaction triangle': Addressing clients' substantive, procedural and psychological needs. Proctor, The, 39(2), 24.
Jung, Y., & Takeuchi, N. (2019). Testing mediation effects of social and economic exchange in linking organizational training investment to employee outcomes. Personnel Review, 48(2), 306-323.
Hadikusumo, J., & Chua, E. (2019). Recent developments In international mediation: Singapore’s unique approach. Recent Developments in International Mediation: Singapore’s Unique Approach (February 15, 2019).
Watson, N. T., Rogers, K. S., Watson, K. L., & Liau‐Hing Yep, C. (2019). Integrating social justice‐based conflict resolution into higher education settings: Faculty, staff, and student professional development through mediation training. Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 36(3), 251-262.
Zapf, D., Johnson, S. J., & Beitler, L. A. (2019). Lifespan Perspectives on Emotion, Stress, and Conflict Management. In Work Across the Lifespan (pp. 533-560). Academic Press.
Abstract
Key words: mediation conflict resolution, mediator skills, mediation training
(conflict management competence)
- Introduction
- Mediator skills and SEL, mindfulness practice, and emotion regulation support: conceptual overlap and empirical research
- SEL competencies, overlap with mediation skills, and evidence of impact
- Mindfulness practice, overlap with mediation skills, and evidence of impact
- Emotion regulation support, overlap with mediation skills, and evidence of impact
- Brain functions essential to emotional well-being: Conceptual overlap with mediator skills
- Implications for conflict resolution education and future research
- Current challenges confronting adolescents in the United States
- Mental health challenges in the legal profession
- The case for expanding mediation training practice in law school
- Current state of mediation programs in legal education
- Conclusion
References
Cooper, D. (2019). Mediating in the satisfaction triangle': Addressing clients' substantive, procedural and psychological needs. Proctor, The, 39(2), 24.
Jung, Y., & Takeuchi, N. (2019). Testing mediation effects of social and economic exchange in linking organizational training investment to employee outcomes. Personnel Review, 48(2), 306-323.
Hadikusumo, J., & Chua, E. (2019). Recent developments In international mediation: Singapore’s unique approach. Recent Developments in International Mediation: Singapore’s Unique Approach (February 15, 2019).
Watson, N. T., Rogers, K. S., Watson, K. L., & Liau‐Hing Yep, C. (2019). Integrating social justice‐based conflict resolution into higher education settings: Faculty, staff, and student professional development through mediation training. Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 36(3), 251-262.
Zapf, D., Johnson, S. J., & Beitler, L. A. (2019). Lifespan Perspectives on Emotion, Stress, and Conflict Management. In Work Across the Lifespan (pp. 533-560). Academic Press.
Seeing things at different perspectives
覺察壓力源 Be aware of where your stress come from
God uses conflicts to accomplish His purposes!
The third party:mediation, conciliation, arbitration
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思考如何應用在自己的生活：決策的二難
。友情関係
。職場関係
。二性関係
。夫妻関係
。子女管教
。退休夫妻
。三代同堂
。婆媳相處
。兒孫管教
。親戚相處
其他
。友情関係
。職場関係
。二性関係
。夫妻関係
。子女管教
。退休夫妻
。三代同堂
。婆媳相處
。兒孫管教
。親戚相處
其他