Does forgiveness predict later conflict resolution in married couples? Twelve-month follow-up data on conflict resolution were collected from the couples studied by F. D. Fincham, S. R. Beach, and J. Davila, who had provided earlier reports of forgiveness and conflict resolution. For wives, the positive dimension of forgiveness or benevolence predicted husbands' later reports of better conflict...

Current literature provides strong support for the relationship between perceived family conflict (i.e., disagreements, expressed anger, and/or aggression) and adolescent maladjustment (i.e., internalizing, externalizing, and/or physiological symptoms). Moreover, research indicates that successful conflict resolution (i.e., “behaviors that regulate, reduce, or terminate conflicts,” Davies & Cum...

Next Generation Air Traffic Management will allow for the possibility of free flight, in which each aircraft chooses its own optimal route, altitude and speed. In a free flight environment, the trajectories of several aircraft may be conflicting, in which case aircraft may or may not cooperate in resolving the conflict. This paper presents a method for noncooperative conflict resolution in whic...

This paper proposes a method for multiple-aircraft conflict avoidance. We assume that aircraft cruise at constant altitude with varying velocities and that conflicts are resolved in the horizontal plane using heading change, velocity change, or a combination thereof. We assume that each aircraft’s position, heading, and velocity are available to all aircraft involved in the conflict, we constra...

The present study examined whether predictors of romantic-partner conflict may vary as a function of family structure. Using a cross-sectional design, we tested a mediation model of conflict resolution behaviours among late adolescents from intact (n=185) and divorced (n=87) families. Adolescents rated conflict resolution behaviours in five dyadic relationships: interparental, mother-adolescent...