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    Name: Bosriya Mahafuz Riya ID - 1821625 Course Title: Introduction To Communication Course Code: CMN201

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    This document contains a student's reflections on different approaches to conflict resolution based on examples from their own experiences. 1. The first approach is competing, where the student prioritized winning a neighborhood game over their friendship with another competitor. 2. The second is accommodating, where the student avoids extending arguments with their younger sister by letting the sister have their way. 3. The third is avoidance, where the student evaded discussing their grades with their brother by not engaging with the topic.

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    Name: Bosriya Mahafuz Riya ID - 1821625 Course Title: Introduction To Communication Course Code: CMN201

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    This document contains a student's reflections on different approaches to conflict resolution based on examples from their own experiences. 1. The first approach is competing, where the student prioritized winning a neighborhood game over their friendship with another competitor. 2. The second is accommodating, where the student avoids extending arguments with their younger sister by letting the sister have their way. 3. The third is avoidance, where the student evaded discussing their grades with their brother by not engaging with the topic.

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    This document contains a student's reflections on different approaches to conflict resolution based on examples from their own experiences. 1. The first approach is competing, where the student prioritized winning a neighborhood game over their friendship with another competitor. 2. The second is accommodating, where the student avoids extending arguments with their younger sister by letting the sister have their way. 3. The third is avoidance, where the student evaded discussing their grades with their brother by not engaging with the topic.

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    Name: Bosriya Mahafuz Riya ID - 1821625 Course Title: Introduction To Communication Course Code: CMN201

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    This document contains a student's reflections on different approaches to conflict resolution based on examples from their own experiences. 1. The first approach is competing, where the student prioritized winning a neighborhood game over their friendship with another competitor. 2. The second is accommodating, where the student avoids extending arguments with their younger sister by letting the sister have their way. 3. The third is avoidance, where the student evaded discussing their grades with their brother by not engaging with the topic.

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    Name: Bosriya Mahafuz Riya

    ID – 1821625
    Course title: Introduction to communication
    Course Code: CMN201
    1. Competing situation often arises when we act stubborn at our own ground as
    we expect to get what we desire and does want it at any cost notwithstanding
    knowing the consequences. For instance, years back I attended a competition
    that took place at my neighborhood. It was about a game where I along with
    many other competitors had to perform few tasks to win the whole situation.
    I was fixed with my thoughts and plan to win the game at any cost. Among
    many participants I was left along with only one competitor and
    unfortunately, she was my friend in fact a very close friend of mine.
    Although I was aware of our friendship, but I had the plan to win the match
    at the back of my mind. Finally, after a daylong match, I won the match
    without any reluctance and without thinking about the friendship.
    I have chosen this style of conflict as I wanted to convey and make
    understand how I acted competitive to get what I wanted.

    2. Accommodating, such a situation only arises when a person does not want to
    argue or extend the scenario of the situation. For example, I and my younger
    sister we often fight regarding variant issues. Like always I try to surrender
    as I do not want to extend the argument any longer. It is more like a
    compromising situation when a person holds back his or her aggression and
    let the other person win on his or her ground.
    I have used the term accommodating to evaluate the situation on the contrary
    to make understand how a person abstain oneself from such situation.

    3. Avoidance, such conflicts often arises when we fail to understand the other
    person’s point, need, or desire. Mostly the communicators try to avoid or be
    ignorant about the actual matter. For instance, last month I was chatting with
    my brother regarding different issues. He wanted to talk about my grades,
    but I avoided the matter and was not willing to pull the conversation any
    longer.
    I acted least interested to talk and hence decided to back off from the topic
    he wanted to talk about.

    4. Collaboration helps people to support and help one another to get done with
    any work they are struggling.
    I remember back in my school days I would often struggle with
    mathematics. Its still does not wrap around my head. A friend of mine was
    good in mathematics, so we decided to help each other with the subjects we
    were struggling with. This pulled off the situation and our grades too.

    5. Compromise is about adjustments and understanding to evaluate the


    situation to get over the situation. For example, I often must compromise
    with my younger siblings whenever my parents buy us our favorite snacks.
    Even though I have least interest to do so but I still do as it abstains conflicts
    from arising. Most importantly it leads to better understanding.

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