Social Psychological Dynamics of Conflict

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Social Psychological Dynamics of Conflict

	Social Psychological Dimensions of Conflict These dimensions include emotions (fear, distrust, hostility) as well as processes such as framing, stereotyping, and scapegoating. These factors significantly influence the way a conflict is perceived and responded to.
	Psychological Dynamics Psychological dynamics such as fear, distrust, stereotyping and scapegoating significantly influence the way a conflict is perceived and responded to.
	Frames, Framing, and Reframing
	Emotions

I'm not disturbing the peace. I'm disturbing the war. -- Ammon Hennacy

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