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Conflict (Steps of Win-Win Problem Solving (Identify your problem and…

- - - - Ex: Julie and Jeff, a conflict of interest about what to do concerning their children’s medical needs results from differing religious values.
  - - - Marsha and Victoria, a long term couple,
        are both invited to a party. Victoria declines but
        Marsha goes to the party.
        
        Micheal and Lisa notice Marsha
        spending the entire evening with Karen.
        
        Lisa suspects Marsha May be flirting and
        cheating on Victoria.
        
        Michael and Lisa are observing the
        same interaction but have a
        disagreement about what it means.
        
        Michael disagrees and says Marsha
        and Karen are just close friends catching up.
  - - - A 17 year old living at home might argue with their parents about what time to be home on a Friday night.
  - - - Ex: Julie, a Christian Scientist does not believe in seeking medical intervention, but believes that prayer can cure illness. While Jeff, a Catholic believes in seeking con tío al medical attention as treatment for illness.
  - - - Jesse and Maria are getting
        ready to buy their first house.
        
        Maria wants something that has long-term investment potential
        
        Jesse wants a house to suit their needs for a few years, and then plan to move into a larger house.
  - - - Ex: If a couple has been dating for a while, one of the partners many want to marry as a sign of love while the other decideds he/she wants to see other people.
- - - - When we view it this way, we believe that it is a text threat to the established order is the relationship.
- - - - Provides an opportunity for strengthening relationships, not harming them.
    - - A chance for relational partners to find a way to meet the needs of one another, even when these needs conflict.