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An exploratory study of the impact of cultural intelligence on conflict management styles: evidences from Jordan

conference contribution
posted on 2024-02-09, 17:23 authored by Ibrahim Almallah, Khaled Tuguz, Rawan Abu Samra, Andrea CaputoAndrea Caputo

The purpose of this study is to determine the impact of Cultural Intelligence on conflict management styles in Jordan. To address this topic, previous literature was reviewed on Cultural Intelligence and conflict-management styles to find a possible link. Using this information, a survey was constructed and distributed among individuals of the Jordanian society. Data obtained from the survey was then analyzed using the SPSS software. Results helped in determining which Cultural Intelligence components possess the greatest influence on conflict-management styles among Jordanians. The study concludes with a clearer picture of the relationship between Cultural Intelligence and conflict management. This research contributes to the existing literature studying both culture and conflict by emphasizing the impact of understanding culture on the effectiveness of cross-cultural interactions.

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  • Lincoln Business School (Research Outputs)

Date Submitted

2015-09-16

Date Accepted

2015-09-16

Date of First Publication

2015-09-16

Date of Final Publication

2015-09-16

Event Name

15th Annual Conference of the European Academy of Management

Event Dates

17-20 June 2015

ePrints ID

18661

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