$$ This is a GROUP assignment that has two $(2)$ deliverables, a presentation, and a written submission

$$ Style$/$Format: o Deliverable #$1$ Create an engaging presentation and lead a $10$ to $15-$minute discussion $($The professor will decide if your group should record and submit the presentation OR do a live session$).$

o Deliverable #$2$ Submit a written group report of a maximum of ten $(10)$ pages $$ Citations$/$Reference List:

o Ensure that when you are providing your assessments you are citing valid academic sources at the college level $($minimum ten $(10)$ different sources$)$ For this assignment you are to critically examine and assess the nature and dynamics that occur when $2$ Conflict Management Styles interact.

$$ Assignment Submission

o Deliverable #$1$ Group Presentation Your group will choose three $(3)$ different style pairings in advance and will create and deliver an engaging presentation on these interactions.

Each group member will select one $(1)$ of the three $(3)$ style pairings to present and give a virtual presentation as a group with all three $(3)$ members participating.

Make sure to record this presentation and choose one $(1)$ group member to submit this deliverable for the group.

o Deliverable #$2$

What this exercise requires you to do is explain the nature, dynamics, outcome, interaction, and effectiveness of dealing with conflict when opposing parties have the $2$ styles defined by the column and row intersection. Think about $[$these are minimum requirements $$ and these are in no particular order$]$ the following aspects of the interaction:

$$ What does the interaction $$look$$ or $$feel$$ like?

$$ Taking into consideration the dimensions of the $$DUALITY$$ of the Dual Concerns model:

o Effect on other

o Effect on self

o Effect on $/$ relationship $[$preservation$,$ enhancement, diminishment$]$

o Effect on task performance $/$ outcome

$$ Energy $[$physical and psychological$]$ requirement

$$ What each party $$feels$$ in this interaction $$ are needs or wants satisfied? $$ Time investment required

$$ Any other characteristic$[$s$]$ of the interaction you deem interesting, important or relevant