When both partners in a conflict achieve their original aspirations and goals,although they may make concessions on exactly how their objectives are reached,they have achieved:

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An integrative agreement is achieved when both parties in a conflict achieve their original aspirations and goals, although they may make concessions on exactly how their objectives are reached. This differs from a compromise in which both parties give up something to reach an agreement or a domination in which one party emerges as the clear winner while the other loses out. Separation is not relevant in this context as it focuses on the physical or emotional distance between individuals or groups, rather than a resolution to a conflict.

When Both Partners in a Conflict Achieve Their Original Aspirations