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	The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences in terms of how a person perceives information and makes decisions. Further, MBTI indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by The Conflict Mode Instrument(TKI)<ref name="MBTI"/><ref name="TKI2"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.		The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences in terms of how a person perceives information and makes decisions. Further, MBTI indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by The Conflict Mode Instrument(TKI)<ref name="MBTI"/><ref name="TKI2"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.


	The fundamental of MBTI is explained and the four dichotomies are empathised: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling and Judging vs. Perceiving, which combined assesses the way a person prefers to perceive information and make decisions. A person is assigned to one of 16 MBTI personality types and is most likely to be in conflict with people having an opposite MBTI type. Further, the article provides examples of how to apply MBTI in conflict management by emphasising the different MBTI types' preferences in conflict management related to identification of potential conflicts and finding a resolution that satisfy all parties involved in the conflict. Lastly, limitations of MBTI are discussed.		The fundamental of MBTI is explained and the four dichotomies are empathised: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling and Judging vs. Perceiving, which combined assesses the way a person prefers to perceive information and make decisions. A person is assigned to one of 16 MBTI personality types and is most likely to be in conflict with people having an opposite MBTI type. Further, the article provides examples of how to apply MBTI in conflict management by emphasising the different MBTI types' preferences in conflict management related to identification of potential conflicts and finding a resolution that satisfy all parties involved in the conflict. Lastly, limitations of MBTI are discussed.

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	The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences in terms of how a person perceives information and makes decisions. Further, MBTI indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by ~~K. W. Thomas~~<ref name="MBTI"/><ref name="TKI2"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.		The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences in terms of how a person perceives information and makes decisions. Further, MBTI indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by The Conflict Mode Instrument(TKI)<ref name="MBTI"/><ref name="TKI2"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.

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	== Abstract ==		== Abstract ==
	The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences in terms of how a person perceives information and makes decisions. Further, MBTI indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by K. W. Thomas<ref name="MBTI"/> <ref name="TKI2"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.		The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences in terms of how a person perceives information and makes decisions. Further, MBTI indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by K. W. Thomas<ref name="MBTI"/><ref name="TKI2"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.

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	== Abstract ==		== Abstract ==
	The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences and indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by K. W. Thomas<ref name="MBTI"/> <ref name="TKI2"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.		The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences in terms of how a person perceives information and makes decisions. Further, MBTI indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by K. W. Thomas<ref name="MBTI"/> <ref name="TKI2"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.


	The fundamental of MBTI is explained and the four dichotomies are empathised: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling and Judging vs. Perceiving, which combined assesses the way a person ~~prefer~~ to perceive information and make decisions. A person is assigned to one of 16 MBTI personality types and is most likely to be in conflict with people having an opposite MBTI type. Further, the article provides examples of how to apply MBTI in conflict management by emphasising the different MBTI types' preferences in conflict management related to identification of potential conflicts and finding a resolution that satisfy all parties involved in the conflict. Lastly, limitations of MBTI are discussed.		The fundamental of MBTI is explained and the four dichotomies are empathised: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling and Judging vs. Perceiving, which combined assesses the way a person prefers to perceive information and make decisions. A person is assigned to one of 16 MBTI personality types and is most likely to be in conflict with people having an opposite MBTI type. Further, the article provides examples of how to apply MBTI in conflict management by emphasising the different MBTI types' preferences in conflict management related to identification of potential conflicts and finding a resolution that satisfy all parties involved in the conflict. Lastly, limitations of MBTI are discussed.

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	The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences and indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by K. W. Thomas<ref name="MBTI"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.		The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences and indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by K. W. Thomas<ref name="MBTI"/> <ref name="TKI2"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.

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	The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences and indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style identified by K. W. Thomas<ref name="MBTI"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.		The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences and indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style, identified by K. W. Thomas<ref name="MBTI"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.

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	== Abstract ==		== Abstract ==
	The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences and indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style ~~presented~~ by Thomas ~~Kilmann~~<ref name="MBTI"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.		The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences and indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style identified by K. W. Thomas<ref name="MBTI"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.

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	== Abstract ==		== Abstract ==
	The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation~~. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour, communication and conflict resolution style to manage conflict appropriately~~. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences~~, concerning differences in~~ how a person ~~perceives information~~ and ~~makes decisions~~<ref name="MBTI"/>.		The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences and indicates how a person behaves in conflicts and its preferred conflict resolution style presented by Thomas Kilmann<ref name="MBTI"/>. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour and communication to solve conflicts effectively.


	The fundamental of MBTI is explained and the four dichotomies are empathised: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling and Judging vs. Perceiving, which combined assesses the way a person prefer to perceive information and make decisions. A person is assigned to one of 16 MBTI personality types and is most likely to be in conflict with people having an opposite MBTI type. Further, the article provides examples of how to apply MBTI in conflict management by emphasising the different MBTI types' preferences in conflict management related to identification of potential conflicts and finding a resolution that satisfy all parties involved in the conflict. Lastly, limitations of MBTI are discussed.		The fundamental of MBTI is explained and the four dichotomies are empathised: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling and Judging vs. Perceiving, which combined assesses the way a person prefer to perceive information and make decisions. A person is assigned to one of 16 MBTI personality types and is most likely to be in conflict with people having an opposite MBTI type. Further, the article provides examples of how to apply MBTI in conflict management by emphasising the different MBTI types' preferences in conflict management related to identification of potential conflicts and finding a resolution that satisfy all parties involved in the conflict. Lastly, limitations of MBTI are discussed.

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	The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity ~~which is why the focus of the article is how MBTI can be a useful tool for project management in order to handle~~ conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour, communication and conflict resolution style to manage conflict appropriately. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences, concerning differences in how a person perceives information and makes decisions<ref name="MBTI"/>.		The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity when handling conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour, communication and conflict resolution style to manage conflict appropriately. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences, concerning differences in how a person perceives information and makes decisions<ref name="MBTI"/>.

	The fundamental of MBTI is explained and the four dichotomies are empathised: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling and Judging vs. Perceiving, which combined assesses the way a person prefer to perceive information and make decisions. A person is assigned to one of 16 MBTI personality types and is most likely to be in conflict with people having an opposite MBTI type. Further, the article provides examples of how to apply MBTI in conflict management by emphasising the different MBTI types' preferences in conflict management related to identification of potential conflicts and finding a resolution that satisfy all parties involved in the conflict. Lastly, limitations of MBTI are discussed.		The fundamental of MBTI is explained and the four dichotomies are empathised: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling and Judging vs. Perceiving, which combined assesses the way a person prefer to perceive information and make decisions. A person is assigned to one of 16 MBTI personality types and is most likely to be in conflict with people having an opposite MBTI type. Further, the article provides examples of how to apply MBTI in conflict management by emphasising the different MBTI types' preferences in conflict management related to identification of potential conflicts and finding a resolution that satisfy all parties involved in the conflict. Lastly, limitations of MBTI are discussed.

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	== Abstract ==		== Abstract ==
	The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity which is why the focus of the article is how MBTI can be a useful tool for project management. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour, communication and conflict resolution style to manage conflict appropriately. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences, concerning differences in how a person perceives information and makes decisions<ref name="MBTI"/>.		The article provides an examination of the application of Myers–Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI) in conflict management. Conflicts happen in all projects and can be both constructive and destructive. Constructive conflicts can improve outcomes and productivity which is why the focus of the article is how MBTI can be a useful tool for project management in order to handle conflicts appropriately. Conflict management relates to preventing conflicts from happening and resolving conflicts before escalation. Based on that the project manager must tailor behaviour, communication and conflict resolution style to manage conflict appropriately. MBTI is a useful tool to provide insights about an individual's preferences, concerning differences in how a person perceives information and makes decisions<ref name="MBTI"/>.

	The fundamental of MBTI is explained and the four dichotomies are empathised: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling and Judging vs. Perceiving, which combined assesses the way a person prefer to perceive information and make decisions. A person is assigned to one of 16 MBTI personality types and is most likely to be in conflict with people having an opposite MBTI type. Further, the article provides examples of how to apply MBTI in conflict management by emphasising the different MBTI types' preferences in conflict management related to identification of potential conflicts and finding a resolution that satisfy all parties involved in the conflict. Lastly, limitations of MBTI are discussed.		The fundamental of MBTI is explained and the four dichotomies are empathised: Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs Feeling and Judging vs. Perceiving, which combined assesses the way a person prefer to perceive information and make decisions. A person is assigned to one of 16 MBTI personality types and is most likely to be in conflict with people having an opposite MBTI type. Further, the article provides examples of how to apply MBTI in conflict management by emphasising the different MBTI types' preferences in conflict management related to identification of potential conflicts and finding a resolution that satisfy all parties involved in the conflict. Lastly, limitations of MBTI are discussed.