Getting To Yes - A Collection Of Effective Ways To Resolve Conflict Through Better Communication Conflict Management

Who do you have the most conflict with right now? Your answer to this question probably depends on the various contexts in your life. If you still live at home with a parent or parents, you may have daily conflicts with your family as you try to balance your autonomy, or desire for independence, with the practicalities of living under your family's roof. If you've recently moved away to go to college, you may be negotiating roommate conflicts as you adjust to living with someone you may not know at all. You probably also have experiences managing conflict in romantic relationships and in the workplace. So think back and ask yourself, "How well do I handle conflict?"

In this Negotiation And Conflict Management Book, you will discover:

- How to Use This Guide
- Principle 1: That we treat each other with respect

- Principle 2: That we do not interrupt one another

- Principle 3: That we have the right to pass

- Principle 4: That we do not volunteer others
- Principle 5: That we speak only for ourselves and speak in the ""I"" using I-statements
- Principle 6: That we speak but not too often or for too long

- And so much more!

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