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CHAPTER II Appendix 4c: Solving conflicts – procedures, lesson scenario No. The stages of problem solving. Supplementary questions. 1. Define the problem. How do you define the problem? What behaviours are the reason for the problem and which behaviours are the demonstration of the problem? How does the other person involved defines the problem? To what extent do you both provoke and incite the conflict? What is a common and short definition of your conflict? What do you disagree about? What makes you differ and separated? What do you agree about? 2. 3. Define the reasons (behaviours, attitudes and situations that cause conflicts) What events caused the conflict? Find solution (involved people) What do you have to do to solve the conflict? What behaviours caused the conflict? What does the other have to do to solve the conflict? What are the common aims worth problem to be