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Social psychology and intergroup conflict

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Relationship of Conflict, Conflict Avoidance, and Conflict Resolution to Psychological Adjustment

Psychological Reports, 2022
Background: Conflict has deleterious effects on the adjustment of children, adolescence, and emerging adults. The literature is less robust on the adverse effects of conflict avoidance on adjustment as well as the beneficial effect of resolution in these age groups. The literature is markedly sparser on these relationships in adults.
Madeline J. Bruce, Alexander Chang, Luke Evans, Madison Streb, Jewell Dehon, Paul J. Handal   +5 more
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Toward a psychology of attitude conflict

Current Opinion in Psychology, 2022
We review research on "attitude conflict" -- competitive disagreement with regard to beliefs, values, and preferences, characterized by parties' intolerance of each other's positions. We propose a simple causal model of attitude conflict, including three antecedents that drive it and two consequences that frequently emerge.
Julia A. Minson, Charles A. Dorison
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Assessing Psychological Conflict

British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1975
A method was constructed to assess cognitive conflict. It uses a large number of a subject's beliefs and attitudes which may be connected with his personal problems. The subject rates the direction and the degree of these beliefs and attitudes and the proportion of conflict involved in them is then calculated by computer according to a model basically ...
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Psychology of Conflict

Corporate Mediation Journal, 2019
Psychology of Conflict In many cases much harm and sorrow is caused first before people sit down and settle. Why not settle without fighting first?
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Neuropsychological Dysfunction and Psychological Conflict

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1998
The author examines the interplay between neuropsychological dysfunction and psychological conflict. Two ideas are emphasized. First, clinicians may overlook or subtly de-emphasize the contribution of neuropsychological dysfunction to patients' difficulties.
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Conflicting patterns of psychology

Peabody Journal of Education, 1940
7. Everything is learned in relationship. 8. "The essence of human experience is interdependent organization (which is assumed to be the key to problems of meaning and value. 9. Concomitant and attendant learnings are ever present influencing the primary learning and frequently replacing it. 10. "All experience involves a figureground relationship." 11.
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The Psychology of Spiritual Conflict

Journal of Psychology and Theology, 1976
Using James, chapter 1, as a basis the author describes how a faith-doubt conflict and God-world conflict corresponds to the typical approach-avoidance and approach-approach paradigms in psychology. James’ solutions to these spiritual conflicts parallel the solutions to conflict as explored by psychologists.
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