Approaches to Conflict

Ethics and moral ethics evaluate behavior based on personality traits, personality, and moral rules. Neither moral, moral, nor moral ethics can solve this conflict directly - both have ambiguity and conflict. Ethics responded well to this objection and supported the reporting crime more satisfactorily, but moral ethics could not overcome it. Virtue ethics evaluates behaviors, reactions and emotions based on virtue.

Conflicts will arise when two or more incompatible motives or action urges are expressed in the competition. There are three types of competition classification: method / method, avoid / avoid, proximity / avoidance. When there are two attractive options we have to choose, a method / entry collision occurs. This can happen when there are two groups of friends to go out to join the New Year's Eve and there is an exciting plan. It is difficult to decide which friends you would like to see. Avoid / avoid the opposite of method / method. Stress will occur when you have to decide between two unappealing choices or goals. Last month or so, I met when I opted for an elective accounting subject. All my choices are not attractive. If two objects you want to select are attractive and unattractive, a decision may be made. This type of collision can be classified as approach / avoidance of collision. 207-208)

Three kinds of conflicts are discussed most frequently. In a proximity dispute, an individual must choose between two beneficial stimuli such as ice cream and dessert biscuits. This kind of conflict is easy to fix as rewards may be more attractive (maybe you have not had ice cream for a while). A more difficult situation is to avoid close conflict. In this case, if you look from afar, incentives for stimulation become stronger, so it is close to stimulation. But as we approach, the motivation to avoid irritation is rapidly increasing until we leave. For example, there is a motivation for abusing parents to try to calm the child (untrusted child is untrustworthy), move to the parent, gain comfort (intimacy), and avoid further abuse (avoidance) . Therefore, children may begin to get closer to their parents, but as they approach, they become more frightened and uneasy, so they retreat