Only having their own needs met and not caring about others' needs describes what mode of conflict management? a) Collaborative b) Compromising c) Avoiding d) Competitive

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Jjharrison · Answer 1 · 2024-01-25T02:02:47+0000

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The mode of conflict management that describes only having their own needs met and not caring about others' needs is Competitive.

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The mode of conflict management that describes only having their own needs met and not caring about others' needs is d) Competitive. In a competitive mode of conflict management, individuals prioritize their own interests above others and strive to win at the expense of others. They are not concerned with finding mutually beneficial solutions or considering others' needs.

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