Re: what about the vicious cycle?

Posted by Dr. Bob on December 9, 2004, at 14:05:45

In reply to what about the vicious cycle?, posted by alexandra_k on December 8, 2004, at 0:48:02

> It seems to be saying that conflict arises because of there being a member leader boundary. Then that conflict is deflected to other members of the group. Then you try to interveane by allowing (I prefer encouraging myself) people to have conflict with you so they stoppit with the other members of the group. But then the passage seemed to be saying that the conflict was there in the first place because of the leader member boundary.
Right, there's always potential for conflict there, but if the boundary is "impermeable", that makes it worse.
Bob

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