Vol. 12, Special Issue 10 (2023)

Author(s):
Akansha Yadav, Dr. Anshu, Dr. Anjali Mathur and Komal Kriti

Abstract:
The paper focuses on the growth of young people's conflict-resolution abilities. Although everyone experiences conflict at some time in their life, young people's skill for conflict resolution is essential as they are building their identities as well as contemplating romantic attachments. The research and evaluation of conflict management techniques involve numerous facets and theoretical perspectives. The responses were from people between the ages of 18 and 25. Their comments summaries their reaction to conflict, conflict assessment, and conflict avoidance during the confrontations. Multiple regressions are used to review and summaries findings from young adulthood.