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On the system level , repetitive patterns become rituals . ... If the pattern becomes a ritual — a preset pattern of interlocking behaviors — then the rigidity can work against successful management of the conflict .
On the system level , repetitive patterns become rituals . ... If the pattern becomes a ritual — a preset pattern of interlocking behaviors — then the rigidity can work against successful management of the conflict .
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Metcoff and Whitaker ( 1982 ) refer to these repetitive patterns in interaction as microevents , or a " repetitive pattern of family interaction leading over and over to the same behavioral outcome for ... members , thereby functioning ...
Metcoff and Whitaker ( 1982 ) refer to these repetitive patterns in interaction as microevents , or a " repetitive pattern of family interaction leading over and over to the same behavioral outcome for ... members , thereby functioning ...
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Identifying Conflict Patterns One focus for assessing conflicts is the pattern of the conflict relationship between the parties . The conflict is composed of the system regularities such as patterns of communication , rules for behavior ...
Identifying Conflict Patterns One focus for assessing conflicts is the pattern of the conflict relationship between the parties . The conflict is composed of the system regularities such as patterns of communication , rules for behavior ...
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Interference | 26 |
Conflict Styles Identifying Personal Styles | 39 |
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