1st Edition

Managing Interpersonal Conflict Advances through Meta-Analysis

346 Pages
by Routledge

346 Pages
by Routledge

346 Pages
by Routledge

Managing Interpersonal Conflict is a systematic review of conflict research in legal, institutional and relational contexts. Each chapter represents a summary of the existing quantitative social science research using meta-analysis, with contexts ranging from jury selection to peer mediation to homophobia reduction. The contributors provide connections between cutting-edge scholarship about... Read more

Section One: Conflict research and meta-analysis

  1. An Overview of Conflict Research and Meta-Analysis
    Nancy Burrell
    Clare Gross
  2. Meta-analysis and conflict research
    Raymond W. Preiss
    Mike Allen
  3. Interpersonal conflict: An Overview
    William A. Donohue
    Deborah A. Cai
  4. Conflict and communication: A roadmap through the literature
    Michael R. Roloff
  5. Conventional and Personal Goals during Conflict: A Commentary on Managing Interpersonal Conflict: Advances through Meta-Analysis
    Steven R. Wilson
  6. Section Two: Facilitating interpersonal conflict in legal contexts

  7. An overview of facilitating interpersonal conflict in legal contexts
    Nancy Burrell
  8. Jury size and decision making: A meta-analysis
    Edward Mabry
    Ann Burnett
    Mike Allen
  9. Test of a Causal Model for Sexual Harassment Using Data from a Meta-Analysis
    Mike Allen
    Keith Dilbeck
    Nathan England
    Anna Herrman
    Falon F. Kartch
    Jihyun Kim
    Kimberly L. Kulovitz
    Aimee Lau
    Melissa Maier
    Amy May
    Jenna McNallie
    Kikuko Omori
  10. Victim-Offender Mediation: A Meta-Analysis
    Rebecca Mullane
    Nancy Burrell
    Mike Allen
    Lindsay Timmerman
  11. The Effectiveness of Environmental Mediation: A Mata-Analytic Approach
    Katie Turkiewicz
    Mike Allen
  12. Meta-Analysis of Sex Differences in Process and Outcome Satisfaction with Divorce Mediation
    Joelle Kwiatkowski
    Nancy Burrell
    Lindsay Timmerman
    Mike Allen
  13. Section Three: Institutional conflict management

  14. An overview of conflict management issues in public and private agencies
    Nancy Burrell
  15. Using Meta-Analysis to Examine Peer Mediation Outcomes and Effectiveness in Educational Settings
    Nancy Burrell
    Denis Grimes
    Mike Allen
  16. International Conflict and Intervention: Application of the Structural-Attitudinal-Transactional Model
    Melissa Maier
    Mike Allen
    Nancy Burrell
  17. Threats and Promises Elicit Cooperation in Prisoner’s Dilemma Experiments: Two Meta-analyses
    Raymond W. Preiss
    Barbara Mae Gayle
    Mike Allen
  18. Hardline Versus Softline Bargaining Strategies: A Meta-analytic Review
    Anna Herrman
    Mike Allen
  19. Where are we now? A meta-analytic review of sex difference expectations for conflict management strategy selection
    Barbara Mae Gayle
    Raymond W. Preiss
    Mike Allen
  20. Section Four: Managing Personal and Relational Conflict

  21. An overview of interpersonal conflict management issues in personal, intimate and social contexts
    Nancy Burrell
    Julie Delaney Shields
  22. Condom Use and Conflict in Heterosexual Relationships
    Tara Emmers-Sommer
    Melissa Maier
    Mike Allen
  23. Reducing Homophobia: A Meta-Analytic Summary of Technique Effectiveness
    Mike Allen
    John Bourhis
    Kelly Tenzek
    Isabel Bauman
  24. Evaluation of Accounts: A Meta-Analysis
    William Benoit
    Kelly Tenzek
    Mike Allen
    Nancy Burrell
    Sumana Cattopadhyay
    Kristen Cherry
    Troy Comeau
    Amy Dalton Fannin
    Glen Hanson
    Rosemary Jergens
    Joy Piazza
    Carrie Prentice
    Kevin Stein
  25. A Meta-analysis of Demand/Withdraw Interaction Patterns
    Nancy Burrell
    Falon Kartch
    Mike Allen
    Christine Hill

Biography

Nancy A. Burrell is Professor of Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Mike Allen is Professor of Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Barbara Mae Gayle is Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Graduate Studies at Viterbo University.

Raymond W. Preiss is Professor and Chair of Communication Studies at Viterbo University.