The CRITERE method for improved conflict management
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For better conflict management, the C-R-I-T-E-R-E method interconnects three skills: Authentic Communication, Effective Negotiation and Framework of Law. It is an original and innovative synthesis of techniques known for their effectiveness in communication and negotiation. This book provides access to the greatest research achievements within these fields, encouraging clear and precise applications to our everyday relationships, be it within the couple, family, at work or at school. At each stage, a tool and various exercises provide due means for an inner transformation and the art of turning our disagreements into agreements.
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- Uitgever
- Presses universitaires de Louvain
- Auteur
- Étienne Chomé,
- Collectie
- Hors collection (Presses universitaires de Louvain)
- Taal
- Engels
- BISAC Subject Heading
- PSY041000 PSYCHOLOGY / Psychotherapy / Couples & Family
- Onix Audience Codes
- 08 Adult education
- CLIL (2013)
- 3134 Psychologie
- Voor het eerst gepubliceerd
- 13 juni 2015
Paperback
- Publicatie datum
- 13 juni 2015
- ISBN-13
- 9782875583772
- Omvang
- Aantal pagina's hoofdinhoud : 352
- Code
- 90492
- Formaat
- 17 x 24 x 2 cm
- Gewicht
- 606 grams
- Aanbevolen verkoopprijs
- 26,00 €
- ONIX XML
- Version 2.1, Version 3
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Introduction
Part One: Agreeing on the framework
Chapter 1 : When should conflict be avoided ?
Chapter 2 : When is it advisable to avoid eluding?
Chapter 3 : Managing conflict without resorting to violence
Part Two: Agreeing on the rules of the game
in power relationships
Chapter1 : Setting the rules of the game
Chapter 2 : Adding force to the rules
Chapter 3 : Interconnecting fair authority and empathetic understanding
Part three: Agreeing on the rules of the gamein equal relationships
Chapter1 : Making a distinction between kinds of violence:
a way to voice something or a means to an end?
Chapter 2 : Preventing the other party from benefiting from power tactics
Chapter 3 : Leading a discussion without any tactics
Part Four: Combining emotional intelligence and rational thinkingto define the problem in depth
Chapter 1 : Listening to myself when I am impenetrable or aggressive
Chapter 2 : Listening to yourself when you are impenetrable or aggressive
Chapter 3 : 'I' to pinpoint the interests at stakeand agree on the definition of the problem
Part Five: Finding solutions, assessing them,keeping the best one and assessing its results
Chapter 1 : T = Thinking of as many ideas as possible
Chapter 2 : E-R-E = Evaluating the solutions fairly, keeping the best one andmaking a Realistic plan accordingly, implementing and Evaluating
Conclusion