Recent research indicates we view our own conflict resolution behaviors positively,whereas we see others as using control or aggressive approaches.

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This is supported by various studies on perception and self-evaluation of conflict resolution behavior. People tend to view themselves as more cooperative and reasonable, but perceive others as more controlling and aggressive in conflict situations. This is known as the "bias blind spot" or "naive realism" in social psychology.

Recent Research Indicates We View Our Own Conflict Resolution Behaviors