PCR714 Introduction To Conflict Resolution Process Ii

About this course

Difficulty: Intermediate
Study hours: 120 hours
Maths: None
Content: Theoretical, case study, problem solving
Practical work: Yes

How it is assessed

Assignments
Tutor marked assessments
Final examination

What you'll read

The real module and unit structure of PCR714, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.

Module 1

Module 2

Module 3

Module 4

Module 5

Module 6

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PCR714 · UNIT 1: CONFLICT RESOLUTION AS A FIELD OR STUDY

The first approach, a problem solving approach, emphasizes mediation's [conflict resolution's] capacity for finding solutions and generating mutually acceptable settlements....The second approach, a transformative approach to mediation [conflict resolution] emphasizes mediation's [conflict resolution's] capacity for…empowering parties to define issues and decide settlement terms for themselves and on helping parties to better understand one another's perspectives.

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What you should be able to do

Understand the nature and causes of conflict
Apply conflict resolution techniques in various settings
Analyze conflict situations using different methods
Develop effective communication and negotiation skills
Manage anger and other emotions in conflict situations

What it prepares you for

Careers

Mediator
Arbitrator
Conflict Resolution Specialist
Human Resources Manager
Diplomat

Where it is applied

Law
Government
Education
Healthcare
Business

Where it gets hard

The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.

Module 2:
Unit 3: Conflict Resolution in International Relations
Requires understanding of various theoretical perspectives and their practical applications in resolving international disputes.
Module 3:
Unit 1: Technique of Mind Control
Involves understanding complex psychological techniques and their potential misuse.
Module 5:
Unit 1: Differences between Western and African Approaches
Requires critical analysis of cultural nuances and adaptation of resolution strategies.

A suggested way through it

Suggested

13 weeks, about 40 hours in total. Yours will differ.

Week 1Module 1:
- Unit 1: Conflict Resolution as a Field of Study · 2 hours
  Read the introduction to conflict resolution and its evolution as a field of study.. Understand the key concepts and definitions related to conflict resolution..
- Unit 2: What is Conflict? · 2 hours
  Define conflict and differentiate between its various types.. Analyze the causes of conflict and their impact on relationships..
Week 2Module 1:
- Unit 3: Conflict handling Styles · 3 hours
  Identify and practice different conflict handling styles.. Assess personal strengths and weaknesses in conflict situations..
Week 3Module 1:
- Unit 4: The Conflict Resolution Process · 3 hours
  Understand the steps involved in the conflict resolution process.. Apply these steps to resolve hypothetical conflict scenarios..
Week 4Module 2:
- Unit 1: Conflict Escalation · 3 hours
  Analyze the stages of conflict escalation and de-escalation.. Identify strategies to prevent conflict escalation..
Week 5Module 2:
- Unit 2: Perspective and Approaches to Peacemaking · 3 hours
  Examine different perspectives and approaches to peacemaking.. Apply these approaches to real-world conflict situations..
Week 6Module 2:
- Unit 3: Conflict Resolution in International Relations · 3 hours
  Explore conflict resolution in international relations.. Analyze case studies of international conflict resolution efforts..
Week 7Module 2:
- Unit 4: Methods of Conflict Analysis · 3 hours
  Learn methods of conflict analysis.. Apply these methods to analyze complex conflict situations..
Week 8Module 2:
- Unit 5: Anger Management · 3 hours
  Understand the causes and consequences of anger.. Practice anger management techniques..
Week 9Module 3:
- Unit 1: Technique of Mind Control · 3 hours
  Explore the technique of mind control and its role in conflict resolution.. Understand the ethical implications of mind control..
Week 10Module 3:
- Unit 2: The Government and Mind Control · 3 hours
  Understand the government's role in mind control.. Analyze the ethical and legal implications of government involvement..
Week 11Module 3:
- Unit 3: Conflict Mapping · 3 hours
  Learn conflict mapping techniques.. Apply these techniques to visualize and understand conflict dynamics..
Week 12Module 3:
- Unit 4: Group Conflict Formation · 3 hours
  Understand the dynamics of group conflict formation.. Analyze the factors that contribute to conflict within groups..
Week 13Module 3:
- Unit 5: Approaches to Decision Making · 3 hours
  Explore different approaches to decision-making.. Apply these approaches to make effective decisions in conflict situations..

Preparing for the exam

What to do

Create a study schedule allocating time for each module and unit.
Review all tutor-marked assignments and feedback.
Focus on understanding key concepts and theories.
Practice applying conflict resolution techniques to case studies.
Prepare concise summaries of each unit's main points.

Questions students ask about this course

What is PCR714 about?

This course introduces students to various conflict resolution processes. It explores the meaning of conflict, its evolution, causes, types, and dimensions. Students will learn conflict handling styles, peacemaking approaches, and methods for conflict analysis. The course also covers anger management, mind control techniques, conflict mapping, decision-making approaches, trust-building, and Western vs. African conflict resolution methods, equipping students with practical tools for peaceful resolution and escalation prevention.

How many units does PCR714 have?

PCR714, Introduction To Conflict Resolution Process Ii, has 25 units across 6 modules, over 238 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.

How many credit units is PCR714?

PCR714 carries 3 credit units, at 700 level in Social Sciences.

Is PCR714 hard?

PCR714 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical, case study and problem solving work, and it has a practical component.

How long does PCR714 take to study?

About 120 hours of study, spread across its 25 units.

How is PCR714 assessed?

PCR714 is assessed by assignments, tutor marked assessments and final examination.

What can I do with PCR714?

Mediator, Arbitrator, Conflict Resolution Specialist, Human Resources Manager and Diplomat.