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Improving Group Climate Reducing Conflict by Managing Messaging Mary Dixson, PhD Images by Freepik.com

Identified 2 types behaviors the influence group climate Jack Gibb - 1961 Identified 2 types behaviors the influence group climate Defensive Supportive

The atmosphere or emotional tone What’s a Climate? The atmosphere or emotional tone

Gibbs thought you could alter the climate By using defensive and supportive behaviors

Disconfirming response cause listeners to value themselves less

You have a lot more power than you think

Defensive vs. Supportive Description Problem Orientation Spontaneity Empathy Equality Provisionalism Evaluation Control Strategy Neutrality Superiority Certainty

Evaluation Description Arouses Defensiveness Judgmental Statements “You” language “You’re always late!” “You never get things done!” Focus on the speaker “I” language Describe instead of judge “I feel frustrated if you’re late.” “I worry when things aren’t done.”

Control Problem Orientation Sender imposes a solution Controlling behavior “Do not add that paragraph!” “I will not accept that slide!” Team attitude Don’t focus on winning Find solutions to meet team needs “Let’s talk about that paragraph.” “Can we change the slide?”

Strategy Spontaneity Ulterior motives Manipulation Deception “I hear team 2 only meets for 10 minutes.” Say what you mean (nicely) Don’t try to manipulate “I think our meetings run longer than we need. Can we talk about it? “

Strategy Spontaneity Ulterior motives Manipulation Deception “I hear team 2 only meets for 10 minutes.” Say what you mean (nicely) Don’t try to manipulate “I think our meetings run longer than we need. Can we talk about it? “

Neutrality Empathy Indifference Disconfirming Lack of concern for others “You have the flu? I hope you can get your section done.” Put yourself in someone’s place Express emotion Confirm what’s happening “I’m so sorry you don’t feel well. That can be stressful at this time of year. “

Superiority Equality I’m better than you Expression of contempt “I’ve already told you how to do it the right way.” Create parity Focus on your improvement “I struggle with this, too. Do you want me to show you how I do it? “

My opinion is right I know everything “That will never work.” Certainty Provisionalism My opinion is right I know everything “That will never work.” Listen to opinions Willing to change your mind “I hadn’t heard that before!” “I’d like to hear what you think.”

How to improve Be aware of your own behavior Catch yourself if you use a disconfirming behavior Don’t react to other’s defensive behavior Practice in various situations

You may tend to be defensive… But you can change…