Analysis and applications of a bridge game

Hazra, Tanmoy; Anjaria, Kushal

doi:10.1007/s12652-021-03557-3

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“…Asynchronous mediation is a mediation in which parties do not see each other, for example, online mediation on the internet (Bollen et al, 2012). We plan to associate game‐theoretic analysis (Hazra & Anjaria, 2021; Hazra & Anjaria, 2022) with group conflict handling and resolution methods as a part of future research. Last but not least, in the future, it would be interesting to study the linkage between procedural justice perceptions and perceptions of mediation effectiveness.…”

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Group conflict handling under moderate evaluative partial mediation using entropic decision framework

Anjaria

2022

Conflict Resolution Qtrly

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The present paper aims to present entropy and fuzzy degrees of the truth‐based framework to handle the group conflict under moderate evaluative, partial mediation. For group conflict handling, the present work considers Thomas and Kilmann's five conflict‐handling modes: competing, collaborating, avoiding, accommodating, and compromising. A methodology proposed in the current work systemically formalizes decision‐making on deploying a conflict‐handling method with mediators' opinions. The formalization of decision‐making elucidated in the present work involves measurements based on entropy and fuzzy degrees of truth. The current work applies the developed formal quantitative framework to a well‐known case of group conflict that involves conflict among a group of engineering students. The case supports the proposed formal framework. Behavioral, psychological, and cognitive facts about engineers come in handy for validation of the proposed framework. The case shows that the proposed approach can be highly generalized, interpretable, and replicable.

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Section: Degree Of Truth and Entropy‐based Methodology: A Discussion ...mentioning

confidence: 99%