What conflict resolution does Malala Yousafzai follow?
Competition, Collaboration, Compromise, Accommodation, Avoidance
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I am actually not sure. I used the conflict with Malala and Taliban.
Malala vs. Taliban : Intergroup conflict
-Malala wants to provide girls with education and wants to stand up for the rights of girls.
-However, the Taliban disagree with her.
-They want girls to stay in homes and cook. They should have a male relative with them when they go outside. Girls should cover themselves. If you don't, it's considered against their cultural and religious values and beliefs.
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So, what conflict resolution did Malala Yousafzai use?
Not avoidance for sure...
Not compromise...
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Can you help me? I narrowed it down to 3. I am not sure..
Competition, Collaboration, Accommodation.
Is she collaborating/working with the Taliban to accomplish their goal of denying girls and women education? Is she accommodating them, letting them do what they want? Look up those words in a dictionary if you aren't sure what they mean.
I did look them up. But to me she doesn't fit in any of this resolution conflicts. I may be wrong
Well, she is advocating in public and in writings for education for women and girls, the opposite of what the Taliban wants. Is that cooperating with them, appeasing them, accommodating them, or competing with them?
Competing with them.
The reason why I did not choose competition is because she does not make it look that she has the highest power... but would it be competition? I see how it is that
To determine the conflict resolution strategy that Malala Yousafzai follows, we can analyze her actions and approach to the conflict with the Taliban.
First, let's review the three options you have narrowed it down to:
1. Competition: This strategy involves a win-lose mindset where one party seeks to dominate and achieve their goals at the expense of the other party.
2. Collaboration: This strategy emphasizes working together to find a mutually beneficial solution. It involves open communication, active listening, and a focus on common goals.
3. Accommodation: This strategy involves giving in to the demands or desires of the other party to maintain harmony and peace, even if it means compromising one's own goals or values.
Now, considering Malala's actions, it can be observed that she did not use the strategy of competition. She did not seek to dominate the Taliban or pursue her goals at their expense.
On the other hand, Malala advocated for education and girls' rights, which suggests that she sought to find a solution that would benefit both parties. Additionally, she actively engaged in promoting dialogue and raising awareness about the importance of education for girls.
Given these factors, it is more likely that Malala Yousafzai followed the strategy of collaboration. By working towards her goals while advocating for dialogue and understanding, she aimed to find a mutually beneficial solution that would address the concerns of both herself and the Taliban.
Please note that this analysis is based on the information provided and is a subjective interpretation.