Conflict Styles Inventory
Reflect on your conflict-handling styles across different contexts to understand your patterns and preferences. For a meaningful comparative analysis, complete or load results from at least two surveys.
After completing or loading at least two surveys, view your comparative insights here:
How to Use This Inventory
- Complete Surveys:
- Answer honestly based on your typical behavior.
- You can save your results for future reference.
- Review Your Results:
- Each completed survey will automatically provide a visual radar chart and summary.
- Comparative Analysis:
- After completing at least two context-specific surveys, use the Comparative Results page to visualize differences and similarities across contexts.
- Interpretation & Action:
- Reflect on the implications of your results for personal growth and professional development.
- Consider adapting your approach based on insights gained.
Source & Credit
This Conflict Styles Inventory is based on the conceptual framework developed by Wilmot & Hocker (2001), featured in:
Raines, Susan S. (2013). Conflict Management for Managers: Resolving Workplace, Client, and Policy Disputes. John Wiley & Sons.