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Conflict: Cognitive explanations

This lesson focuses on psychological (cognitive) explanations of interpersonal conflict. Students should be able to explain cognitive factors that affect relationships as well as the limitations of a purely cognitive approach. Students should read this chapter of the textbook. There are activities for students, accompanied by teachers' notes to provide guidance and feedback. These make good formative assessment tasks...

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