HCM 433 MANGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR.pdf
HCM 433 MANGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR.pdf
HCM 433 MANGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR.pdf
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without receiving benefits in return, this gives rise to a feeling of being exploited. This<br />
feeling leads to conflict and the exploited group will be motivated to end the relationship.<br />
7. Ambiguous Authority and Responsibility: This often is problematic because management<br />
may be unspecific in the assignment of authority associated with the functions delegated<br />
and where you have peer groups cooperating on a function, this leads to conflict as each of<br />
the peer-group will see ascendancy over the other.<br />
1.3 STRATEGIES FOR CONFLICT REDOLUTION – (MANAGING CONFLICT):<br />
There are different ways of managing conflict, focusing either on interpersonal<br />
relationships or on structural changes. Indeed there are many but choice is difficult and<br />
depends upon (1) Contingencies (2) The environment (3) The technology and<br />
(4) The needs of individuals, groups and tasks.<br />
Two basic conflict handling behaviour have been popularized; this involves: (i) Assertion<br />
(ii) Co-Operation.<br />
(i) Assertion: This is an attempt to confront the opposition hence this is basically<br />
confrontational in approach e.g. USA, Britain against Irag.<br />
(ii) Cooperation: On the other hand seek to find an aggreable solution. These conflict<br />
handing behaviours are graphically depicted below:<br />
HIGH Competing Collaborating<br />
Assertion<br />
Compromise<br />
LOW<br />
Avoiding<br />
Cooperation<br />
Accommodation<br />
High<br />
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