BEYOND RIVALRIES: UNVEILING WINNING STRATEGIES FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN SPORTS

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Ngozi Amaka Okafor
Samuel Olumide Ajayi

Abstract

Conflicts, inherent in human interactions, present dynamic challenges that demand effective management to prevent escalation into violence. This study delves into the nuanced nature of conflicts, exploring their potential for both constructive and destructive outcomes. The intricate interplay between parties involved in disputes necessitates a thorough understanding of conflict management strategies to foster positive resolutions. The research is grounded in the recognition that not all conflicts inevitably lead to violence; instead, they can serve as catalysts for constructive change. By examining the factors contributing to conflict escalation, this study aims to unravel the tipping points where conflicts transform from potentially constructive dialogues into situations prone to violence. Insights into these critical junctures will inform the development of targeted conflict management interventions. The introductory section lays the groundwork for this exploration, emphasizing the significance of distinguishing between conflicts with constructive potential and those on a path towards violence. Drawing attention to the consequences of poorly managed conflicts, the study underscores the urgency of adopting proactive conflict resolution strategies to mitigate the risk of violence. This research centers on conflicts within [specific context or domain] and their implications for the broader societal fabric. By investigating real-world instances of conflicts within this context, the study seeks to contribute valuable insights applicable to diverse settings. Through comprehensive data analysis and theoretical frameworks, the research aims to provide a nuanced understanding of conflict dynamics, offering a foundation for the development of effective conflict management practices.

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Okafor , N. A., & Ajayi, S. O. (2024). BEYOND RIVALRIES: UNVEILING WINNING STRATEGIES FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN SPORTS. Current Journal of Sports Science and Medicine, 12(1), 1–18. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10640144