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Conflict & PeacemakingOverviewSome StatisticsConflictPrisoner’s DilemmaSlide 6Slide 7Threat to Each CountryStrategiesSocial Dilemma“Tragedy of the Commons”Alaska King CrabSocial TrapsConflict & Use of ThreatsTrucking GameResults of Trucking StudyConflict SummaryPeacemakingSlide 19Slide 20Slide 21Summary1Conflict & PeacemakingPsych280April 4th, 20052Overview1. Conflict: What is it and why does it happen?2. Social dilemmas & Competition3. Strategies used for peacekeeping3Some Statistics14,500 wars in the last 5,600 years of human historyIn 1994 alone, 31 waged in 27 locationsBetween 1945 and 1989 there have been 21.8 million war-deathsDoucet, 19964ConflictPerception that one’s actions or goals are incompatible with the actions and goals of others.Interpersonal IntergroupInternational5Prisoner’s Dilemma2 suspects separately questionedDA has limited evidenceDA gives incentive for prisoner’s to confessOutcomes dependent on each prisoner’s choiceRapoport, 19606Prisoner’s DilemmaRapoport, 1960Prisoner A No Confession Confession No Confession A gets 1 year B gets 1 year A gets 0 years B gets 10 years Prisoner B Confession A gets 10 years B gets 0 years A gets 5 years B gets 5 years7Prisoner’s DilemmaConfess = 5 years or no prison timeDon’t Confess = 1 year or 10 yearsIndividual vs Group Outcome8Threat to Each CountryCountry ADoes Not DevelopWeaponsDevelops WeaponsDoes NotDevelopWeaponsNoneNoneNoneHighCountry BDevelopsWeaponsHighNoneModerateModerate9StrategiesCooperate, Individual,Tit-for-tatCountry ADoes Not DevelopWeaponsDevelops WeaponsDoes NotDevelopWeaponsNoneNoneNoneHighCountry BDevelopsWeaponsHighNoneModerateModerate10Social DilemmaA conflict in which the most beneficial action for an individual will, if chosen by most people, have harmful effects on everyone.Individual Self-Interest vs Common Good11“Tragedy of the Commons”Overgrazing of shared pasture lands.Shared resources are wasted as a result of individual self-interest.Hardin, 196812Alaska King Crab1980 1981 1982 1983 1984HarvestHarvestHarvestHarvestHarvestRemainRemainRemainRemainIf fisherman harvest over 25%, population will start to plummet & finally begin to disappear.13Social TrapsSituations where people are drawn toward immediate rewards that later have negative consequencesHidden costsDifference between short & long-term consequencesIgnorance of long-term consequencesSliding reinforcers14Conflict & Use of ThreatsCommunication does not always help solve dilemmasDeutsch and Krauss (1962) trucking game15Trucking GameDeutsch & Krauss, 196216Results of Trucking Study-10-8-6-4-2024None Voluntary RequiredNo threatUnilateralBilateralDeutsch & Krauss, 1962Total Amount Earned by Both PartiesLevel of Communication17Conflict SummarySocial DilemmasPrisoner’s Dilemma, Tragedy of the CommonsCompetitionPeople competing for same resources believe their individual self-interests are not compatible.CommunicationDoesn’t always decrease conflict but can helped if used wisely18PeacemakingNegotiationBoth sides make offers and counter-offers as a means of coming to an agreement.Employees vs EmployersWin-Win vs Win-Lose10% salary increase 2% salary increase 8% salary increase 5% salary increase 6% salary increase 6% salary increase19PeacemakingIntegrative SolutionMost/Least important issues for each sideEmployee vs EmployerSalary Increase Reduction in Vacation TimeHow good are people at this? Not VeryTrustMediators20PeacemakingCommon External ThreatsNaval ROTC Study“I couldn’t help but to say to Mr. Gorbachev, just think how easy his task and mine might be…if suddenly there was a threat from another planet.” Ronald Regan, 1983Lanzetta, 195521PeacemakingGraduated & Reciprocated Initiatives in Tension Reduction (GRIT) - designed to de-escalate international tensions.Announcing a conciliatory intentConciliatory actsMaintaining retaliatory capabilityReciprocates any conciliatory act22SummaryPeacemakingNegotiationIntegrative SolutionCommon External


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