Your assignment is to prepare and submit a paper on conflict is never good. On the other hand, the reality is that conflict is an inescapable part of the human condition. Taking a step back, even natu

Your assignment is to prepare and submit a paper on conflict is never good. On the other hand, the reality is that conflict is an inescapable part of the human condition. Taking a step back, even nature shows that conflict is a part of the fabric of things. Animals fight among themselves for the right to mate, and for survival. In the larger scheme of things these conflicts in the animal world help to preserve a kind of balance in the ecology, where for instance the constant conflicts among different species of animals in the forest allow for a stasis to be achieved, where no one particular species is allowed to dominate, to the detriment of the overall balance of the environment. In the human world too, we see that conflict, when managed well, allows for the best in people to come out. In sports competitions for instance, and in contests involving the intellect, conflict allows for people to excel at particular skills, and hones and drives people to become the best at what they do.&nbsp. In nature, one can see that conflict has a place, even among animal societies that are supposedly less sophisticated than human societies in terms of the ordering of their communities and the dynamics of negotiating and resolving conflicts. The reality in many animal societies and groupings that require the constant cooperation of the members for the survival of the group, on the other hand, is that conflict is mitigated by cooperation and survival needs, and is even leveraged as a means to order those societies and to further the group aims. This is true among primates, according to one article, where there are natural forces at work within primate societies that mitigate the harmful effects of conflict and provide ways by which conflicts can be tamed via&nbsp.resolution methods that have been tried and tested to work. Those resolution methods include mechanisms for reconciliation and instinctive actions that amount to kissing and making up among competing primates.