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conflict-averse person (A "conflict-averse person" refers to an individual who tends to avoid or shy away from engaging in conflicts or confrontations. Such a person may have a strong preference for avoiding disagreements, disputes, or arguments, and may seek to maintain peace and harmony in relationships or situations, even at the cost of suppressing their own needs, opinions, or concerns. Conflict-averse individuals may feel uncomfortable or anxious about confrontation, and may employ various strategies to minimize or avoid conflicts, such as withdrawing from conflict situations, avoiding expressing dissenting opinions, or seeking compromise and consensus even when they may have differing views. Conflict-averse behavior can stem from various factors, including personality traits, past experiences, cultural upbringing, or personal beliefs about conflict resolution Taras) |
