Conflict is a natural obstacle, inherent in almost any team effort. The Conflict Profile will help your team members to recognize the various conflict styles and navigate smoothly through an otherwise team-breaking situation.
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Personal Conflict Style Indicator® (PCSI)
Price range: $11.50 through $15.50
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