#. In our daily life we can see one fight everyday either it could be in our office , while the way to home or office for tickets in bus , in metro for seat etc . The difference between the conflict which resolved and the one which have not resolved is because of the ego . The people whose conflict resolved because any of the one side left their ego ,they thought positively that there is no solution in making such hue and cry let the other one win , and it's just waste of energy . While the other side conflict didn't resolved because both the parties were not ready to get over their ego . They were like how the hell are you to order me !! and it went on .
#. The characteristics that led to positive resolution :-
- kept their ego aside
- thought positively
- wastage of time and energy
- their is no loss if we didn't win
#. The characteristics that led to negative resolution :-
- strong ego complex
- they thought it would be great loss for them
- they will get small and inferior infront of others if they loss
- they had lots of time to fight
#. In our daily life we can see one fight everyday either it could be in our office , while the way to home or office for tickets in bus , in metro for seat etc . The difference between the conflict which resolved and the one which have not resolved is because of the ego . The people whose conflict resolved because any of the one side left their ego ,they thought positively that there is no solution in making such hue and cry let the other one win , and it's just waste of energy . While the other side conflict didn't resolved because both the parties were not ready to get over their ego . They were like how the hell are you to order me !! and it went on .
#. The characteristics that led to positive resolution :-
- kept their ego aside
- thought positively
- wastage of time and energy
- their is no loss if we didn't win
#. The characteristics that led to negative resolution :-
- strong ego complex
- they thought it would be great loss for them
- they will get small and inferior infront of others if they loss
- they had lots of time to fight
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