This study was designed to better understand the dynamics of gender in conflict management situations. Although much research has focused on the effects of an individual's gender on conflict management style, few studies have considered the other's gender as a variable. The stakes of a conflict have rarely been studied, and were also included in this analysis. Four different gender communication theories were considered to interpret the results: male dominance theory, different cultures theory, skills specialization theory, and minimal differences theory. Although some sex differences were found, especially in regards to the other's gender, minimal differences theory was the most supported. The stakes of a conflict were the most predictive ...
The present study was designed to examine the effects of both power and gender in the use of influen...
This study examined situational and individual difference variables that impact message strategy sel...
This study examined empirically women’s interpersonal workplace conflict management styles. This stu...
The major purpose of this study was to examine same and cross-gender conflict to determine whether t...
Some research suggests that men and women manage conflict differently, and other studies find simila...
In this study we examined gender differences in (1) global self-reported conflict management styles,...
The purpose of this study was to examine gender and generational differences in conflict management ...
The recent trends and challenges have brought dramatic changes in terms of creating virtual workplac...
vii, 50 leavesThe present study was designed to investigate cultural and gender influences on confli...
Abstract This study examines factors influencing student conflict management styles in a team-based ...
Purpose: As the workforce becomes increasingly diversified, it becomes increasingly important for m...
ABSTRACT Previous studies have identified the difficulty of communicating in virtual teams. The lack...
ABSTRACT Previous studies have identified the difficulty of communicating in virtual teams. The lack...
The purpose of this research was to examine, among college student samples, whether type of conflict...
The focus of this study was to determine whether sex-typed traits (instrumentality, expressiveness, ...
The present study was designed to examine the effects of both power and gender in the use of influen...
This study examined situational and individual difference variables that impact message strategy sel...
This study examined empirically women’s interpersonal workplace conflict management styles. This stu...
The major purpose of this study was to examine same and cross-gender conflict to determine whether t...
Some research suggests that men and women manage conflict differently, and other studies find simila...
In this study we examined gender differences in (1) global self-reported conflict management styles,...
The purpose of this study was to examine gender and generational differences in conflict management ...
The recent trends and challenges have brought dramatic changes in terms of creating virtual workplac...
vii, 50 leavesThe present study was designed to investigate cultural and gender influences on confli...
Abstract This study examines factors influencing student conflict management styles in a team-based ...
Purpose: As the workforce becomes increasingly diversified, it becomes increasingly important for m...
ABSTRACT Previous studies have identified the difficulty of communicating in virtual teams. The lack...
ABSTRACT Previous studies have identified the difficulty of communicating in virtual teams. The lack...
The purpose of this research was to examine, among college student samples, whether type of conflict...
The focus of this study was to determine whether sex-typed traits (instrumentality, expressiveness, ...
The present study was designed to examine the effects of both power and gender in the use of influen...
This study examined situational and individual difference variables that impact message strategy sel...
This study examined empirically women’s interpersonal workplace conflict management styles. This stu...