Personal Conflict Style Analysis

Part I: Personal Conflict Style for Self-Development (Primary, Backup, & Limiting)

In my opinion, the Life Styles Inventory illustrated scores on how I recognize my conflicts. Below conflict styles represent my strengths and weakest styles.

• My primary conflict style was Conciliator, which I scored the highest on and (95th percentile). • My backup conflict style was Pragmatist, which I scored the second highest score(93rd percentile) • My limiting conflict style was Dominator, which I scored the (10th percentile)

|Position |Style |Score |Percentile |
|1 |Conciliator |39
|2 |Relationship Builder |34 |70 |
|3 |Accommodator |9 |25 |
|4 |Regulator |16 |63 |
|5 |Insulator |14 |44 |
|6 |Avoider |6 |55 |
|7 |Escalator |7 |50
Encouragement makes a different in anything one do.

• Enjoys settling disputes
I believe positive outcome is possible.

By taking this LSI, I never could have described myself in better “lamest” terms. I love learning new styles which I like to say, “Always taking one foot and stepping into a new world of opportunity.” I always appreciate the people in which I encounter because in some form or way, that person or people always have something I can take from them. I always learn from my mistake and try not to make the same mistake twice, no more than three times. Now take a detail look at my primary, backup, and limiting styles and how these styles relate to my professional and personal life.

My Primary Conflict Style – Conciliator (1 o’clock)

Conciliator emphasizes style believe conflicts between people are natural and important, and showing that people are well-intentioned and wants to work through their difference. (pg 24 LSI Conflict) Conciliator suggests that I build the understanding and trust necessary to work through differences. I am willing to listening to others interest and respect their views, and staying focused on problems solving. (pg 25 LSI