Personality accentuation in conflict situations as a psychological phenomenon

the excessive expression of certain personality traits becomes more pronounced and determines the behavioral aspects of a person in certain conflict situations. This indicates that the resulting contradictions cause stress. This stress reveals the person's characteristics, making them more pronounced and affecting the behavior of the person during the conflict situation. Personality accentuation is a specific criterion of normative behavior that reveals the excessive expression of traits. In an ordinary situation, certain traits do not represent an exacerbation, while the clash of certain interests leads to tension. Each conflict has its own causes that determine any need. The object has significance that satisfies the emerging needs in the process of resolving the conflict. The subject of the conflict involves a real or imagined request that causes disputes between the opposing sides. The main contradiction lies in the opposing aspects of interaction and relationship. The conditions of a conflict situation involve a social environment that forms the foundation for the emergence and prosperity of the conflict itself. This foundation is based on numerous social entities and society as a whole. The main causes of conflicts arise from the increased activity on one side and the failure to comply with reality on the other side.

accentuation, conflict, character, communication, tension, activity, contradiction, isolation, separation, compromise