Sentence examples for conflict interpreting from inspiring English sources

Social scientists like to say that good decision-making groups engage in "task conflict," fighting over the best solutions to particular problems, while bad ones engage in "relationship conflict," interpreting differences of opinion as differences of character.

Schulman has another nonfiction book coming this fall, Conflict is not Abuse: Overstating Harm, Community Responsibility and the Duty of Repair, about the culture's dominant tendency to overstate conflict as harm: white cops interpreting conflict with black men as direct threats to their safety, for example.

Adopting the new institutionalist perspective, we propose three mechanisms, i.e., family patronage, institutional patronage, and work-family conflict, to interpret the empirical findings.

The likelihood of experiencing cultural clashes is very high, especially when a team is formed of members from a variety of cultures, since cultural meanings may influence individuals' tolerance for a situation, which might be perceived as a conflict or interpreted as a threat (Paletz et al. 2014).

Also, a few participants experienced ontology conflict to interpret the meaning of the 'Students' sign in a university website; because they thought that it could be either (1) for current students, because of the sign 'Prospective Students', which was placed to the left of this sign, or (2) for alumni students, because of the appended graduate hat icon.

Meta-inference should be carefully specified, and researchers should be aware of the challenges of interpreting conflicting results.

Generally, conflict adaptation is interpreted by assuming that, following conflict, cognitive control processes subserved by the PFC resolve conflict and increase future performance by increasing top-down control over perceptual processes [15], [16], [17].

They conflict widely, though, in interpreting the Constitution and on the desires of the founding fathers.