New PMP Question & Answers with explanation
Match the conflict resolution technique with its description.
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Types of Conflict Resolution Techniques | Type | Description
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Avoid
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To incorporate multiple viewpoints and lead to consensus and commitment. This is considered a win-win situation.
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Reconcile
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To emphasize agreement and concede one’s position to maintain harmony or relationships. This is considered a win-lose situation.
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Direct
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To search for a temporary solution that satisfies all parties. This is considered a lose-lose situation.
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Problem Solve
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To push one’s viewpoint at the expense of others. This is considered a win-lose situation.
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Accommodate
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To retreat from the conflict situation. This is considered a lose-lose situation.
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