Exam 7: Managing Conflict
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What do you understand by the terms 'productive resistance' creating conflict?
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An acceptable answer would recognize that resistance may not be a bad thing and is a way in which policies that are not well thought out can be made better;a good answer would relate some details of the work of Courpasson et al (2012).A superior answer would relate the discussion to what happens when there is an absence of productive conflict,for instance,the Rotherham case and identify that productive resistance is often necessary if difficult for individuals.
According to chapter 7 of your textbook,many early organization theorists' conceptions viewed ______ as illegitimate.
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Using what you have read in chapter 7 of your textbook,does organizational conflict mean bad management?
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The normative school view conflict as something that can be handled through processes of ______?
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From a social constructionist perspective conflict is seen to be ______ in the ______ and ______ context.
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Your textbook discusses the ______ created in the supply chain of supermarkets through their ______ practices?
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Much conventional conflict research has been drawn from ______?
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A majority of normative and functional conflict research explores conflict in ______ interactions with an implicit assumption in the literature that the ______ level of analysis represents all organizational conflict.
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Who was the author of the classical book that introduced the idea that conflict might not be a bad thing?
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In chapter 7 of your textbook,relations characterized by conflict that well managed are seen through a ______ perspective.
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Task conflict focuses on ______,while relationship conflict focuses on ______?
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In chapter 7 of your textbook,the sophisticated view of conflict is that it should be seen as ______.
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Bake and Mouton innovated a unique approach that became widely used as a way of understanding organizational conflicts.It was a tool called a ______?
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Why has conflict been seen to be a normal feature of organization relations?
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How can normal supply chain relations create the conditions for conflictual inter-organizational relations?
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In what ways is organizational conflict embedded at the core of managing and organizations?
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