18028927-conflict-

Upload: abhishek-bhartiya

Post on 05-Apr-2018

216 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    1/28

    ConflictPresentedBy:Group6AbhishekBhartiyaB.AdityaMohanJonathanFranklinBabinallKritikaJaiswalGincyrgeNeelamMundhraWasimShaikh

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    2/28

    ConflictConflictDefinedIsaprocessthatbeginswhenonepartyperceivesthatanotherpartyhasnegativelyaffected,orisabouttonegativelyaffect,somethingthatthefirstpartycaresabout.Isthatpointinanongoingactivitywhenaninteractioncrossesovertobecomeaninterpartyconflict.Therearewiderangeofconflictsthatpeopleexperienceinorganizations:IncompatibilityofgoalsDifferencesoverinterpretationsoffactsDisagreementsbasedonbehavioralexpectations

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    3/28

    TransitioninConflictThoughtsTraditionalViewofConflictHumanRelationViewofConflictInteractionistViewofConflict

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    4/28

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    5/28

    TransitioninConflictThoughts(Contd..)HumanrelationViewofConflictThebeliefthatconflictisanaturalandinevitableoutcomeinanygroup.

    InteractionistViewofConflictThebeliefthatconflictisnotonlyapositiveforceinagroupbutthatitisabsolutelynecessaryforagrouptoperformeffectively.

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    6/28

    TypesofConflictsTaskConflictConflictsovercontentandgoalsatwork.

    RelationshipConflictConflictsbasedoninterpersonalrelationships.

    ProcessConflictConflictsoverhowworkgetsdone.

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    7/28

    FunctionalversusDysfunctionalConflictFunctionalConflictConflictthatsupportthegoalsofthegroupandimprovestheperformance.PositiveEffect.

    DysfunctionalConflictConflictthathindersgroupperformanceNegativeEffect.

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    8/28

    OrganizationalConflictTheoryDefinition:Isastateofdiscordcausedbytheactualorperceivedoppositionofneeds,valuesandinterestsbetweenpeopleworkingtogether.MaturityImmaturityTheory:Anindividualmatures,wantstobegivenmoreresponsibility.Formalorganizationsarerationalstructures.Individualcontrolisreplacedwithinstitutionalcontrol.Lessfreedomonselfcontrolininstitutionsleadstoconflicts.

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    9/28

    TheConflictProcess

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    10/28

    StageI:PotentialOppositionorIncompatibilityCommunicationSemanticdifficulties(diffintraining,selectiveperceptioninadequateinformation),misunderstandings,andnoise

    StructureSizeandspecializationofjobsJurisdictionalclarity/ambiguityMember/goaompatibilityLeadershipstyles(closeorparticipative)Rewardsystems(win-lose)Dependence/interdependenceofgroups

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    11/28

    StageI:PotentialOppositionorIncompatibilityPersonalVariablesPersonalitytypesEmotionsValues

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    12/28

    GUESSTHEPOTETIALATECEDET?

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    13/28

    StageII:CognitionandPersonalizationPerceivedConflictAwarenessbyoneormorepartiesoftheexistenceofantecedentconditionsforconflicttoarise,stillhavingnoaffect.

    FeltConflictEmotionalinvolvementinaconflictcreatinganxiety.tenseness,frustration,orhostility.ConflictDefinition

    NegativeEmotions

    PositiveFeelings

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    14/28

    StageIII:IntentionsIntentionsintervenebetweenpeoplesperceptionsandemotionsandtheirovertbehavior.Theseintentionsaredecisionstoactinagivenway.

    Cooperativeness:Attemptingtosatisfytheotherpartysconcerns.Assertiveness:Attemptingtosatisfyonesownconcerns.

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    15/28

    DimensionsofConflict-HandlingConflictIntentions

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    16/28

    StageIII:Intentions(contd)CompetingAdesiretosatisfyonesinterests,regardlessoftheimpactontheotherpartytotheconflict.CollaboratingAsituationinwhichthepartiestoaconflicteachdesiretosatisfyfullytheconcernsofallpartiesAvoidingThedesiretowithdrawfromorsuppressaconflict.

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    17/28

    StageIII:Intentions(contd)AccommodatingThewillingnessofonepartyinaconflicttoplacetheopponentsinterestsabovehisorherown.CompromisingAsituationinwhicheachpartytoaconflictiswillingtogiveupsomething.

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    18/28

    StageIV:BehaviorConflictsleadtochangeinBehavior.Thebehaviorstageincludesthestatementsactions,andreactionsmadebytheconflictingparty.

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    19/28

    StageIV:Conflict-IntensityContinuumConflict-

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    20/28

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    21/28

    ConflictManagementTechniquesTheseincludethefollowing:Problemsolving..Superordinategoals..Expansionofresources.Avoidance.Smoothing.Compromise.Authoritativecommand.Alteringtheanvariable.Alteringthestructuralvariables..

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    22/28

    HOWTORESLOVECOFLICT?????

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    23/28

    StageV:OUTCOMESAction-reactioninterplaybetweenconflictingpartiesleadstoconsequences.FunctionalOutcomesDysfunctionalOutcomes

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    24/28

    FunctionalOutcomesConflictisconstructivewhen-itimprovesthequalityofdecisions-stimulatescreativityandinnovation-encouragesinterestandcuriosityamonggroupmembers-providesthemediumthroughwhichproblemcanbeairedandtensionsreleased-fostersanenvironmentofself-evaluationandchange

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    25/28

    DysfunctionalOutcomesUncontrolledoppositionbreedsdiscontentRetardingofcommunicationReductioningroupcohesivenessSubordinationofgroupgoalstotheprimacyofinfightingamongmembersBringsgroupfunctionalitytoahaltandpotentiallythreatenthegroupssurvival

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    26/28

    IfFunctionalConflictissoimportantintodayscompetitiveworld,howcanwecreatethem?

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    27/28

    ThankYou!!!!!!

  • 7/31/2019 18028927-Conflict-

    28/28