"Catching flies with honey": the management of conflict in Sexual Assault Response Teams.
J Interpers Violence
; 30(11): 1945-64, 2015 Jul.
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| ID: mdl-25246436
ABSTRACT
Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTs) are models of service delivery characterized by coordination between rape crisis, health care, and criminal justice sectors. Expanding on research documenting the extent and nature of conflict in SARTs, this study qualitatively explores the strategies used to manage conflict and variations in the use of strategies between professions. Analysis of interviews with SART members (n = 24) revealed five types of strategies (a) preventative strategies sought to prevent conflict and build capacity for resolving conflict, (b) problem-solving strategies identified and responded directly to conflicts, (c) forcing strategies involved one person attempting to force a perspective or solution on others, (d) unobtrusive strategies covertly worked toward change, and (e) resigned strategies limited direct responses to conflict to protect the coordination. Rape crisis advocates talked the most about conflict management strategies and were almost exclusively responsible for unobtrusive and resignation strategies.
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Estupro
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Delitos Sexuais
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Negociação
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Prognostic_studies
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Qualitative_research
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Humans
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En
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2015
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