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According to the "mapping the conflict" framework, asking the question "where are we coming from?" is important because...It helps both sides to better understand each other.It ensures a more rapid conflict resolution process.It allows leaders to avoid deep-seated tensions between the involved parties.1point2. Distributive justice…Is a norm, according to which conflicted parties should care more for others' needs than their own.Describes a situation where all parties in a conflict have received exactly equal shares of benefits and confessions at the end of a conflict resolution process.Is concerned with the sharing of benefits and concessions among the parties involved in a conflict.1point3. An avoidance approach to conflict...Occurs when an individual is focused only on the other party's interests and not on his or her own interests.Is characterized by the two conflicted parties settling for a compromise instead of trying to find an integrative "win-win" solution.May be appropriate, at least temporarily, if time constraints prevent a more thorough collaborative or integrative conflict resolution approach.1point4. Resolving conflict through compromise…Is the preferred option if there is sufficient time for conflict resolution and the involved parties are willing to discuss their issues.Can be called lazy.Is the approach that you should try first, before you try other approaches.1point5. To ensure a "fair process"...Leaders always need to find a compromise solution to accommodate all parties.All conflict parties get the same amounts of concessions and benefits in the end.People should be able to express themselves freely.1point6. In the process of conflict and conflict resolution…You should solve relationships conflict first.You should generally avoid digging into the root causes of the conflict, because it leads to more problems.It is important to trace of the conflict to its root ensuring a sustainable solution.1point7. Task and relationship conflicts…Unfortunately are often conflated, a leader needs to separate them and focus on the task conflictsRarely occur together.Should be separated as far as possible, so that you can gain clarity about where the root of the conflict really lies.1point8. Ethical leaders…need to make sure that their followers respect moral principles regardless of consequences.need to consider both the principles that inform your decisions and the consequences of your decisions.should stick to their home country's moral principles, not their host country's moral principles to make their followers more flexible.1point9. Ethical dilemmas…Are among the most complex conflicts leaders have to deal with.Are usually based on simple misunderstanding.Are easier to resolve in intercultural contexts, due to the diversity of fundamental cultural assumptions.1point10. Responsible leadership…Is a model of leadership in which the leader is responsible for his followers' actions.Takes into account the employees as well as the outside community.Focuses on short-term outcomes.
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