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Mediation, conciliation, and emotions : a practitioner's guide for understanding emotions in dispute resolution / Peter D. Ladd.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Ladd, Peter D.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Mediation--United States--Psychological aspects.
Mediation.
Conflict management--United States--Psychological aspects.
Conflict management.
Dispute resolution (Law)--United States--Psychological aspects.
Dispute resolution (Law).
Emotions.
Conflict management--Psychological aspects.
Dispute resolution (Law)--Psychological aspects.
Mediation--Psychological aspects.
Psychological aspects.
United States.
Medical Subjects:
Emotions.
Physical Description:
xvii, 275 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Lanham, Md. : University Press of America, Inc., [2005]
Summary:
"Emotions impact any practitioner of dispute resolution; yet, there are very few programs with courses that explore the emotional side of disputes.
In Mediation, Conciliation and Emotions, Peter Ladd outlines the emotions found in disputes and how these emotions function in dispute resolution."--Jacket.
Contents:
Behavior and Feelings 1
Issues and Emotions 2
1 Issues-Oriented Dispute Resolution 2
2 Blending Issues and Emotions in Dispute Resolution 3
3 Emotions-Oriented Dispute Resolution 3
Mediation and Conciliation 5
1 Comparing Mediation and Arbitration 6
2 Comparing Conciliation and Counseling 7
3 The Connection between Mediation and Conciliation 8
Brief Summary 9
Part I Emotions and Mediation 11
Chapter 1 The Phenomenon of Mediation 13
Basic Mediation Skills 17
1 Creating Neutrality 22
2 Finding Common Ground 22
3 Isolating Issues 25
4 Choosing Options 26
5 Making Successful Agreements 27
Three Styles of Mediation 29
1 Evaluative 30
2 Negotiating 30
3 Transformative 31
4 Emotions and Three Styles of Mediation 32
Mediation Exercise 33
Mediation Short Notes 34
Chapter 2 Emotions and Mediation 35
Mediating Anger 36
Mediating Resentment 39
Mediating Revenge 42
Mediating Apathy 44
Mediating Guilt 47
Mediating Egotism 50
Mediating Greed 52
Mediating Jealousy 55
Mediating Anxiety 57
Mediating Hatred 59
Part II Emotions and Conciliation 61
Chapter 3 Anger and Conciliation 63
Understanding an Emotional Climate of Anger 64
Conciliating Anger 67
1 Understanding Unreasonable Thinking 68
2 Reducing Stress 69
3 Understanding Angry Explosions 70
4 Spatial Distance and the Window of Opportunity 72
5 The Importance of Closure 73
An Alternative: A Climate of Reason 74
An Emotional Climate Exercise 78
Conciliators Short Notes 79
Chapter 4 Resentment and Conciliation 81
Understanding an Emotional Climate of Resentment 83
Conciliating Resentment 86
1 Problems vs. Predicaments 86
2 A Climate of Choices 88
3 Challenging Buried Emotions 88
4 The Importance of Direct Communication 90
5 Victims of Mediocrity 91
An Alternative: A Climate of Empowerment 92
An Emotional Climate Exercise 96
Concilators Short Notes 97
Chapter 5 Revenge and Conciliation 99
Understanding an Emotional Climate of Revenge 101
Conciliating Revenge 104
1 Revenge as a Solution 105
2 Understanding Boundaries 105
3 A Right to Get Even 106
4 Choosing an Effective Plan 107
5 Rescuing People Frozen in Time 108
6 Physical and Psychological Retaliation 108
An Alternative: A Climate of Justice 109
An Emotional Climate Exercise 114
Conciliators Short Notes 115
Chapter 6 Apathy and Conciliation 117
Understanding an Emotional Climate of Apathy 119
Conciliating Apathy 122
1 The Anger, Resentment, Apathy Connection 123
2 Apathy and it's Relationship to Post-Traumatic Stress 124
3 The Power of Active Listening 124
4 Cynicism-The Language of Apathy 125
5 Regaining a Sense of Purpose 126
An Alternative: A Climate of Hope 127
An Emotional Climate Exercise 132
Conciliators Short Notes 133
Chapter 7 Guilt and Conciliation 135
Understanding an Emotional Climate of Guilt 137
Conciliating Guilt 140
1 "Walking on Egg Shells" 141
2 Social Pressure 141
3 The Problem with Labeling 142
4 Guilt Survives on Generalizations 143
5 The Safe Rut 144
6 Locus of Control 145
An Alternative: A Climate of Respect 146
An Emotional Climate Exercise 150
Conciliators Short Notes 151
Chapter 8 Egotism and Conciliation 153
Understanding an Emotional Climate of Egotism 155
Conciliating Egotism 158
1 The Futility of Arguing with an Egotist 158
2 The Broken Record Technique 159
3 Self-Centered and Self-Serving 160
4 Explaining and Describing a Point of View 161
5 The Insecurity of Being Alone 162
An Alternative: A Climate of Humility 163
An Emotional Climate Exercise 168
Conciliators Short Notes 169
Chapter 9 Greed and Conciliation 171
Understanding an Emotional Climate of Greed 173
Conciliating Greed 175
1 Cultural Implications for Greed 176
2 Connecting the Cognitive with the Emotional 177
3 Obsessed People Do Not Listen 178
4 Anything Goes! 179
5 Hoarding Behavior 180
An Alternative: A Climate of Generosity 181
An Emotional Climate Exercise 186
Conciliators Short Notes 187
Chapter 10 Jealousy and Conciliation 189
Understanding an Emotional Climate of Jealousy 191
Conciliating Jealousy 194
1 Losing Love 194
2 What Else Are People Afraid of Losing? 195
3 Heeding the Warming in Warning Signals 197
4 Claiming/Counter Claiming and Common Ground 198
5 The Irony of Using Force 199
An Alternative: A Climate of Trust 199
An Emotional Climate Exercise 204
Conciliators Short Notes 205
Chapter 11 Anxiety and Conciliation 207
Understanding an Emotional Climate of Anxiety 209
Conciliating Anxiety 212
1 Surviving Expectations 213
2 Expanding the Focus 214
3 The Difference between Worry and Concern 215
4 The Difference between Fear and Anxiety 216
5 The Art of Referral 217
An Alternative: A Climate of Security 217
An Emotional Climate Exercise 222
Conciliators Short Notes 223
Chapter 12 Hatred and Conciliation 225
Understanding an Emotional Climate of Hatred 228
Conciliating Hatred 231
1 Hatred as a Form of Dispute Resolution 231
2 The Revenge/Hatred Difference 231
3 The Trap of Hatred-Oriented Disputes 233
4 Prejudice, Racism and Terrorism 234
5 Psychological Tough Mindedness 236
An Alternative: A Climate of Compassion 237
An Emotional Climate Inventory 242
Conciliator Short Notes 243
1 Understanding the Emotional Climate of a Dispute 245
2 Emotional Climate Inventory 246.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 257-267) and index.
ISBN:
076183284X
9780761832843
OCLC:
63128786

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