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Essay heading: Goals in Conflict
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Relationship goals define how each parts wishes to be treated by the other parties, the amount of interdependence they wish for, and the amount of influence that each person has with the other (Wilmot, 2007. p.65). In conflicts relational goals need to be realized and managed because they are the center of all conflicts (Wilmot, 2007... displayed 300 characters
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p.67) but they are not easily recognized internally or externally, and they are interpreted differently by each party (Wilmot, 2007. p.67). In the reviewed conflict, the parents feel that the children are becoming more independent, and do not care what the parents think or need. The children believe that the parents do not consider the things that are important to the children to be important... displayed next 300 characters
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