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#1 9/12/2010 8:56 AM UTC

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Hello everyone, this is a survey that I was asked to conduct at the institute. I would like to ask everyone to spare some time and answer these questions. Every voice is important to us! From the "rules," I would only highlight one: answer only what you know yourself, do not use Google or Wikipedia. So, here is the survey: Please indicate your gender, age, city of residence, and occupation. 1) Did you know about the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey? 2) What, in your opinion, does this science deal with? 3) When, in your opinion, did it appear? 4) Is there a need for such a science at all? 5) Is it in demand in our country? 6) Will its importance to society grow, decrease, or remain unchanged over time? 7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictologist? Is there a need for it? 8) What problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve? 9) How much are you willing to pay for their services? 10) What, in your opinion, should a conflictologist look like and how should they behave? Thank you in advance for your answers. If you want to discuss this survey without answering or after answering the questions, please do so in the Obitel (likely a forum or chat).

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Registered: 11/13/2007

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#2 9/12/2010 9:12 AM UTC

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Please indicate your gender, age, city of residence, and occupation.

Male, 16 years old, Polar, 10th-grade student.

1) Were you aware of the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?

I suspected.

2) What do you think this science does?

It studies conflicts and looks for ways to resolve them.

3) When, in your opinion, did it appear?

When conflicts appeared.

4) Is there any need for such a science at all?

Yes, disputes need to be resolved.

5) Is it in demand in our country?

Yes.

6) Will its importance to society grow, decrease, or remain unchanged over time?

It will grow at first, and then decrease. In a parabolic curve.

7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictologist? Is there a need for it?

No.

8) What problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve?

Resolving conflicts.

9) How much are you willing to pay for his services?

Nothing.

10) What do you think a conflictologist should look like and how should he behave?

I have no idea.

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P.S. Yes, I'm being silly; I wrote half of it just to write it. Isn't that what you wanted?

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#3 9/12/2010 9:18 AM UTC

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M 27, Nizhny Novgorod, government service
1) Did you know about the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?
yes
2) What do you think this science is about?
complete nonsense
3) When, in your opinion, did it appear?
in the USSR, 1961
4) Is there a need for such a science at all?
it exists, but with a more modest name
5) Is it in demand in our country?
only in the field of state civil service, and even then, very little
6) Will its importance for society grow, decrease, or remain unchanged over time?
it will not
7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictologist? Is there a need for it?
no
8) What problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve?
golems have no problems
9) How much are you willing to pay for their services?
nothing
10) What do you think a conflictologist should look like and how should they behave?
a young, flirty girl
I hate social science.

Когда я умер, небыло никого, кто бы это опроверг
клан "Vampires"
P.S. ...но против креста Я не пойду никогда...

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#4 9/12/2010 9:54 AM UTC

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Please indicate your gender, age, city of residence, and occupation.
M, 20+, Sivi knows, I'm a student.

1) Were you aware of the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?
Of course, I'm an educated person. We studied it in psychology.

2) What do you think this science deals with?
The study of conflicts, their resolution, and relationships between people.

3) When do you think it appeared?
Not very long ago.

4) Is there a need for such a science at all?
Not for me, but yes, for aggressive fools.

5) Is it in demand in our country?
It is very much needed in our country (see point above), but everyone wants to ignore it.

6) Will its importance to society grow, decrease, or remain unchanged over time?
It depends on how society will develop further.

7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictologist? Is there a need for it?
No. I don't need it.

8) What problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve?
Me? None.

9) How much are you willing to pay for their services?
They should pay me if they don't want a conflict. But in general, nothing, I could do that job myself.

10) What do you think a conflictologist should look like and how should they behave?
Like an aggressive troll, who first creates a conflict and then resolves it for money

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#5 9/12/2010 10:36 AM UTC

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Please indicate your gender, age, city of residence, and occupation.
- Zhe, 18, Tula, student.
1) Were you aware of the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?
- No.
2) What do you think this science deals with?
- Conflicts in various aspects, their study, theorizing, and resolution.
3) When do you think it emerged?
- In the 19th-20th century, that's when half of the sciences appeared.
4) Is there a real need for such a science?
- One more or one less, so let it exist, maybe it will be useful.
5) Is it in demand in our country?
- Not really.
6) Will its importance to society grow, decline, or remain unchanged over time?
- If it's promoted effectively, it will grow.
7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictology specialist? Is there a need for it?
- Only in the most extreme case.
8) What kind of problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve?
- Everyday problems related to misunderstandings, mutual dislike, and so on.
9) How much are you willing to pay for their services?
- Nothing.
10) What do you think a conflictologist should look like and how should they behave?
- Like a very smart guy who has no conflicts with anyone. So that he maintains a certain image.
Thank you in advance for your answers (:
- Better help me financially.

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#6 9/12/2010 10:40 AM UTC

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M, 17 years old. City of Odessa. First-year university student.

1) Did you know about the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?

Yes.

2) What, in your opinion, does this science do?

It studies conflict situations and ways to resolve them.

3) When, in your opinion, did it appear?

In the middle or at the end of the twentieth century.

4) Is there a need for such a science at all?

Not an urgent one, but it exists.

5) Is it in demand in our country?

It is quite possible that it is.

6) Will its importance for society grow, decrease, or remain unchanged over time?

It will remain unchanged.

7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictology specialist? Is there a need for it?

No, I would not. No, there is no need.

8) What problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve?

Resolving social conflicts between different segments of the population.

9) How much are you willing to pay for his services?

Nothing.

10) What, in your opinion, should a conflictologist look like and how should he behave?

A professor with a beard and glasses, he should behave calmly.

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Небо – угроз не слышит
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Небо – тебя найдёт

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#7 9/12/2010 10:46 AM UTC

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Please indicate your gender, age, city of residence, and occupation.

Male, 18 years old, residing in Perm, occupation: student.

1) Were you aware of the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?

Actually, I learned about it yesterday when Siv appeared in Haven, but I think it would be more correct to answer "no" in this situation.

2) What do you think this science deals with?

From the name of the science, it is easy to understand that the object of study of this science is conflicts, in all their diversity. It is difficult to say (due to my ignorance, of course), what exactly conflictology deals with, but a template scheme comes to mind. I suppose that identifying the causes of conflicts, their classification, as well as developing methods for their resolution and preventing their occurrence, are among the tasks of this science.

3) When, in your opinion, did it emerge?

I have no idea when it emerged as an independent science, but its first rudiments may have appeared in the works of Greek philosophers even before our era.

4) Is there a need for such a science at all?

I think it is necessary, at least for those who study it and enjoy it.

5) Is it in demand in our country?

For some reason, it seems to me that this science is not very much in demand at the moment in Russia.

6) Will its importance for society grow, decrease, or remain unchanged over time?

I suppose that over time its importance may increase.

7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictologist? Is there a need for it?

It is impossible to avoid conflicts constantly, but personally I do not feel the need for such services.

8) What problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve?

A conflictologist will not solve global problems, of course, but he is probably capable of resolving someone's personal problems.

9) How much are you willing to pay for his services?

I'm not ready.

10) What do you think a conflictologist should look like and how should he behave?

If a conflictologist works with people, then he should not stand out too much among these people in appearance, I think. In behavior, he should hardly differ much from an ordinary psychologist, that is, be moderately convincing, calm, and perfectly knowledgeable in the subject of his science.

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Registered: 7/10/2008

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#8 9/12/2010 11:13 AM UTC

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Hi everyone, this is a survey I was asked to put together at my institute. I'd like to ask everyone to spare a little of their time and answer these questions. Every vote matters to us!
Of the "rules" I'd single out just one — answer only what you know yourself; don't use Google or Wikipedia. So, the survey itself:
Please state your gender, age, city of residence, and occupation.

Male, ~~archer 100~~ 727, in the Perm area, adept of moral terrorism.

1) Did you know about the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?

No.

2) What, in your opinion, does this science do?

Studies conflicts O_o
Causes, consequences maybe. How to avoid them, how to start them, how to chew popcorn while watching and so on.

3) When, in your opinion, did it appear?

I don't think very long ago.

4) Is there even a need for such a science at all?

There are no "necessary" sciences. If it exists, then somebody needs it. IMHO — there's definitely a place for a science like this.

5) Is it in demand in our country?

In our country mass shootings are in demand.
But I think it is in demand. A little.

6) Will its significance for society grow, decline, or stay the same over time?

Stay the same.

7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictologist? Is there a need for one?

No. A conflict is not a problem.

8) What kinds of problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve?

Bring tea, treat me to cookies. Well, that's just for me personally.
And in a global sense, I suppose, it'll touch on politics and all that.

9) How much would you be willing to pay for their services?

Bite off one finger fewer.

10) How, in your opinion, should a conflictologist look and behave?

Not rise to provocations, argue their actions, accept other people's arguments, understand what's needed from them in a given situation. As in any "profession," they should feel and understand how to act.
I foresee that, with its (possible) development, a thousand idiots will spring up who fancy themselves cool conflictologists able to help (oh boy) anyone, when in fact they've simply memorized the basic course. The way it turned out with the popularization of psychology.

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Registered: 9/1/2009

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#9 9/12/2010 12:43 PM UTC

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Kid, 20, from a small town, nominally a student. 1) Did you know about the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey? No. 2) What do you think this science is about? It studies the ways individuals interact in conflict situations. 3) When, in your opinion, did it appear? In the coming years. 4) Is there any need for such a science at all? For some people. 5) Is it in demand in our country? I don't think so. 6) Will its importance for society grow, decrease, or remain unchanged over time? It will increase if someone seriously undertakes the task of building a prosperous utopia of the future. 7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictology specialist? Is there a need for it? No. 8) What problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve? Everyday and work-related problems. 9) How much are you willing to pay for their services? Nothing. 10) What do you think a conflictologist should look like and how should they behave? Restrained, presentable, in order to make a professional impression.

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#10 9/12/2010 12:57 PM UTC

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M, 18 years old, Omsk, ~~schoolboy~~ already a student
1) Did you know about the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?
I did, I've read a couple of articles.

2) In your opinion, what does this science do?
Deals with problems of stabilizing interpersonal relationships within a certain society, possibly types of informational metabolism.

3) When, in your opinion, did it appear?
60-80s of the XX century, when the popularization of psychological disciplines began.

4) Is there even a need for such a science?
I can't answer precisely because I thought it was an auxiliary science to psychology. But overall, yes.

5) Is it in demand in our country?
No, going to a psychologist is not popular in our country, especially when you can just not bother and smash some faces.

6) Will its importance for society grow, fall, or remain unchanged over time?
Perhaps it will increase slightly if applied in business.

7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictology specialist? Is there a need for it?
No, thank you. I get along with people just fine, for example, considering that my grandmother is a conflicting sociotype for me.

8) What problem solutions do you expect from a conflictologist?
Well, for example, if I fought with my girlfriend, to discuss mistakes and so on.

9) How much are you willing to pay for their services?
5 concrete mixers of condensed milk.

10) In your opinion, how should a conflictologist look and behave?
He should look like the child of Michael Jackson and Aunt Lyuba from the next entrance, wear a towel on his shoulder, and chase vodka with an orange sock. That's that!

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#11 9/12/2010 2:41 PM UTC

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Siverfale

Please indicate your gender, age, city of residence, and occupation.

Male, 22, Moscow Oblast, Student.

1) Did you know about the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?

No

2) What, in your opinion, does this science do?

Probably, from a theoretical point of view, it classifies conflicts, studies the various stages of conflicts, and the causes/consequences of conflicts. From a practical point of view, it prevents or, conversely, fuels conflicts.

3) When, in your opinion, did it appear?

Early 20th century.

4) Is there a need for such a science at all?

Yes.

5) Is it in demand in our country?

Not at the everyday level.

6) Will its importance for society grow, decrease, or remain unchanged over time?

I'm having trouble answering. It depends on which direction our country will go.

7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictologist? Is there a need for it?

No.

8) What problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve?

Personal, probably family ones.

9) How much are you willing to pay for their services?

As much as for the services of a tutor (I draw an analogy - I will need help in a single case at a certain stage of life).

10) What, in your opinion, should a conflictologist look like and how should they behave?

Like a psychologist, probably.)

I caught myself thinking that, in essence, it turns out to be the same as a psychologist. :D

Added after 54 minutes
Vikh, when I was answering, I didn't read your options.
All the coincidences are probably due to similar thinking. ;)

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#12 9/13/2010 10:23 AM UTC

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Male, 17, Moscow, 11th-grade student.

1) Were you aware of the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?
Yes.

2) What do you think this science deals with?
Judging by the name: it's a science about conflicts.

3) When do you think it emerged?
The second half of the 19th century.

4) Is there a need for such a science at all?
If something exists, it must be for a reason.

5) Is it in demand in our country?
Not significantly.

6) Will its importance to society grow, decrease, or remain unchanged over time?
I don't know. I think it will remain unchanged in the near future.

7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictology specialist? Is there a need for it?
No, because there is no need for it now or in the foreseeable future.

8) What problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve?
Personal problems? In general, something like a psychologist with a specific focus.

9) How much are you willing to pay for their services?
Nothing, see point 7. But I think it could be quite expensive.

10) What do you think a conflictologist should look and behave like?
Like a specialist who knows their stuff. They should be able to connect with people.

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#13 9/13/2010 12:32 PM UTC

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Всё не так плохо как Вы думаете. Всё намного хуже!

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#14 9/18/2010 7:51 PM UTC

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Please indicate your gender, age, city of residence, and occupation.
Male, 17 years old, Kyiv, student at NTUU "KPI"
1) Were you aware of the existence of the science of "conflictology" before this survey?
In a very general sense.
2) What do you think this science deals with?
Studying the root causes of conflicts (at any level) and the general principles for resolving them.
3) When do you think it emerged?
Mid-20th century?
4) Is there a need for such a science at all?
Yes, as an "applied form of diplomacy," not only at the interstate level but also at the interpersonal level.
5) Is it in demand in our country?
I'm not sure.
6) Will its importance to society grow, decline, or remain unchanged over time?
It will change little; it's a too specialized discipline.
7) Would you personally use the services of a conflictology specialist? Is there a need for it?
Not at the moment.
8) What problems do you expect a conflictologist to solve?
See point 2.
9) How much are you willing to pay for their services?
Depending on the situation, but in the absence of a need for them, let the state pay.
10) What do you think a conflictologist should look like and how should they behave?
They should look quite confident and calm, dignified, I would say.
They should behave calmly. Not provoke conflicts. Like a "negotiator" in intelligence agencies (a person who conducts negotiations with criminals)

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#15 9/18/2010 8:02 PM UTC

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Wow, that was fast!

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