Dimensions of conflict frame: Disputant interpretations of conflict.

Abstract

This research was conducted to uncover and define disputant cognitive interpretations of conflict. In Study 1, 31 disputants and 9 mediators were asked to describe a conflict with which they were currently associated. Study 2 replicated the multidimensional scaling findings of Study 1 using a different subject population(i.e., undergraduate students)

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