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COM200
Interpersonal Conflict
COM200: Interpersonal Communication
Defining Conflict
Conflict is described as a struggle between two or more parties where they must talk
through verbal or nonverbal manner and the results affect one another. (Bevan, 2020) When two
or more people come to a disagreement creates a conflict, that needs to be resolved through
communication. Bevan describes five basic conflicts styles accommodation, avoidance,
collaboration, competition, and compromise. Accommodation conflict is when a person tends to
give into another’s demands. Avoidance is when on ignores the problem until it goes away.
Collaboration is when you work with the other parties in order to both come out winning. In
competition, you are more concerned about yourself then the other party, so you try to win at any
cost even if it creates a bigger conflict. Finally, compromise when you work together to find a
good resolution. (Bevan, 2020)
Conflict Example
When watching Black-ish episode Best Supporting Husband S6 Ep18, the conflict that
wasn’t handled correctly was when Dre felt as if he wasn’t in the same level as Bow, as a result
of a conversation he had with his coworkers. At work he tells his coworkers the news, and they
were impressed. Dre goes on to say, “Well don’t feel sad, buddy. It doesn’t happen for
everyone. You know, maybe one day you’ll be on our level.” One coworker state, “Well not
really your level, more like Bows level.” Another stated, “She’s a Dr. on the board of a
prestigious hospital, and you sell flavored mayonnaise to shut-in, it’s not a fair fight.” Then
when they received the invitation for the gala, it further pushed his narrative that they weren’t as
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