The 3 Rs – Respect, Recognition and Relatedness – Essentials in Conflict Resolution

8 Pages Posted: 30 Jun 2012 Last revised: 1 Jul 2012

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Truida Prekel

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Date Written: 2012

Abstract

Recent brain research has proven scientifically what many religions and cultures have known over centuries, and what a team of innovation catalysts in the USA discovered in the late 1950s: Treating people with respect benefits our relationships – and helps us to resolve conflicts while we develop creative solutions to problems.

A practitioner of a well-proven approach to collaborative innovation will bring together key principles of this approach with concepts regarding the African Ubuntu culture, emotional intelligence, and “Power and Love” (Adam Kahane). Neuroscience research, summarised in David Rock’s SCARF model, shows why “positive” behaviours demonstrating respect, recognition and relatedness promote mutual understanding, reduce stress levels, and so enable development of shared and implementable solutions to sticky problems and conflicts.

Suggested Citation

Prekel, Truida, The 3 Rs – Respect, Recognition and Relatedness – Essentials in Conflict Resolution (2012). Intl. Association for Conflict Management, IACM 25th Annual Conference, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2096773 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2096773

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