¶ … conflicts that you have encountered; one for every conflict types. The instances should have realistic substance and can either be professional or personal instances. Start by writing a short explanation of every conflict; afterwards (applying a layout same as the matrix above), single out the effect, impact or influence which each psychosocial aspects partook on the specific conflict. The 3-by-4 matrix shown below demonstrates two scopes that is; three conflict types and four kinds of psychosocial aspects.

Come up with an array of major explanations that define the influence and relations of the events when observed across the psychosocial aspects and conflict types.

Conflict examples:

Intrapsychic conflict

I experience internal conflict several times regarding my expenditure priorities. In spite of being aware of pending bills, upon receiving the payment, I feel the urge to shop for new jewels and clothes. During such times, I am cognizant of the unpleasant repercussions of unpaid bills caused by an incorrect decision (giving in to impulsive shopping). Thus, to solve this conflict I have to restrain myself with a prudent, disciplined decision regarding my expenditure and find the right balance between the two conflicting demands.

Interpersonal conflict

I experienced a situation of conflict a couple of years ago upon my present employment, where Partha was reporting to me directly; He is an Indian and much older fellow with time-worn-views and had difficult...

Partha used to gossip about, and quarrel with me. He was taking praise for my labor, and also talking badly about me with other workmates and assistants. This bothered me a lot, but all improved when I made a choice to separate myself from the gossips and quarrels.
Group-to-group conflict

The company is launching our specific work portal for Gas and Oil industry. The managing director requested us for some proposals for publicizing the new portal unveiling. Those in charge of this promotion project were Imran and me. Different groups of colleagues opted for different promotion approaches. Tan, Harry, and Yasmin have faith in TV advertising since it has functioned commendably conventionally. They are firm believers of the adage, "If it worked then and it will work now."

The other group that comprises of Andrew, Ola, Kim, and Basheer and profess more faith in the latest, digital technology, trusting that to lead in the current market, the company will have to continue trying new ideas. This group was assertive…