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If your style is competitive , it is characterized by aggressive and uncooperative behavior - pursuing your own concerns at the expense of another . People with competitive styles attempt to gain power by direct confrontation ...
If your style is competitive , it is characterized by aggressive and uncooperative behavior - pursuing your own concerns at the expense of another . People with competitive styles attempt to gain power by direct confrontation ...
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a Competitive Tactics Competitive tactics are " verbally competitive or individualistic behavior " ( Sillars et al . 1982 , 83 ) . These tactics focus on a win - lose orientation and often reflect a belief that what one person gets ...
a Competitive Tactics Competitive tactics are " verbally competitive or individualistic behavior " ( Sillars et al . 1982 , 83 ) . These tactics focus on a win - lose orientation and often reflect a belief that what one person gets ...
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Collaborative tactics involve a stance toward conflict management very different from competitive tactics . A competitive tactic assumes that the size of the pie is finite ; therefore one's tactics are designed to maximize gains for ...
Collaborative tactics involve a stance toward conflict management very different from competitive tactics . A competitive tactic assumes that the size of the pie is finite ; therefore one's tactics are designed to maximize gains for ...
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Conflict Styles Identifying Personal Styles | 39 |
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