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appropriate and inappropriate situations for employing the five styles , de- pending on the goals desired . This list incorporates Thomas's ( 1977 ) report of how executives see appropriate situations for each style .
appropriate and inappropriate situations for employing the five styles , de- pending on the goals desired . This list incorporates Thomas's ( 1977 ) report of how executives see appropriate situations for each style .
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In public situ- ations , he competes every chance he has . He loves to match wits with others , push hard for what he wants , and be seen as the winner of an argument . He is a good - humored and driving young man in public situations .
In public situ- ations , he competes every chance he has . He loves to match wits with others , push hard for what he wants , and be seen as the winner of an argument . He is a good - humored and driving young man in public situations .
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Some third - party situations are forced upon one of the parties . One person files a lawsuit without the agreement of the other , police intervene in crime or domestic violence , or a judge makes a decision affecting a party who sought ...
Some third - party situations are forced upon one of the parties . One person files a lawsuit without the agreement of the other , police intervene in crime or domestic violence , or a judge makes a decision affecting a party who sought ...
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Common Images of Conflict | 12 |
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