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Conflict is defined as an act of disagreement between two parties caused by uncertainties between them. The conflict has a negative outcome that affects both parties involved in the argument. Conflict arises when the parties' thoughts do not align or go in opposite directions. Conflicts have negative consequences for both the individual and the business. As a result, it should be avoided.