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Bellringer

Conflict is a normal part of human interaction and arises from disagreements over viewpoints, ideas, or goals. This lesson explores common causes of conflict, including resource disputes, value differences, and emotional needs. We discuss how conflicts can escalate and worsen due to factors like anger, bullying, and substance abuse. Effective strategies for managing anger and conflict resolution are presented, emphasizing the importance of patience, empathy, and communication. By understanding these dynamics, we can navigate conflicts more constructively.

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Bellringer

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  1. Bellringer • Turn to a neighbor and discuss what causes conflicts….Write a few down

  2. Chapter 7 Lesson 1Nature of Conflict P.164

  3. How Conflicts Occur • Conflict- disagreements between people with opposing viewpoints, ideas, or goals • Is Normal • Conflicts do not have to end with a “winner” or “loser” • Best is when both sides win

  4. Common Types • Conflicts over Resources • Conflicts over Values • Conflicts Involving Emotional Needs

  5. Why conflicts get worse • Escalation- become more serious • Anger • Bullying/Teasing • Group Pressure • Alcohol and other drugs

  6. Anger • Feel you have been mistreated • Violence is NOT the answer • Channel it into something positive • If anger is not handled it turns to Rage

  7. Handling Anger • Take time to cool down • Physical Activity • Soft music or sit quietly • Identify the cause • Attack the problem, not the person • Brainstorm • Did you take it too personally? • Explain your feelings • Imagine other person’s point of view • Talk situation out

  8. Bullying/Teasing • Can be any age • Boys or Girls • Physical, M/E, and Social • Comments or gestures • Walk Away • Talk to trusted adult • Teachers are here to help

  9. Group Pressure • Can turn small conflicts into big ones • Much like peer pressure • May feel the need to prolong the conflict • Prejudice- is a negative and unjustly formed opinion, usually against people of a different racial, religious, or cultural groups

  10. Alcohol or Other Drugs • 35% of victims of violent crimes say offender had been drinking • People under the influence don’t think clearly • Unreasonable judgments • More susceptible to group pressure • Lose ability to control self • Avoiding these situations would be best option

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