ACTIVITY: Other elements of conflict
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Here is an example of how you might analyse the situation using Moore’s elements. Note that many of the elements overlap (for example, Ling’s anxiety may cause a relationship issue between her and John, and may also be categorised as a psychological concern under interests).
Interests: All three workers have an interest in winning the tender. John wants to finalise the application but needs the others’ submissions three days before the application is due so he has enough time. Ling wants acknowledgement of her contribution and feedback to help her correct any errors. Sam is hoping that the other team members can help him out as he has other commitments.
Relationship: John is regretful and possibly resentful of the other team members who he sees as not performing to his standard (Ling’s contribution has errors and Sam has not submitted his yet). Ling is anxious about the fact that John has not replied to her after she submitted her contribution. Sam is apologetic and doesn’t want to get into an argument with the other team members.
Structural: There may be some structural issues in the way the tender application process takes place that have exacerbated this conflict (e.g. tight deadlines, etc.).
Values: John values high quality work and wants the tender application to be very good. Sam is not so concerned about this and doesn’t mind if small details are omitted.
Data: Ling needs information about any English errors she has made in her contribution. John needs to know when Sam is going to submit his contribution.
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