Ladies Gaelic Football

Digital Referee Handbook 2022

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29 Conflict Management Conflict is usually a difference of opinions between the officials and the mentors, the players, the spectators or the administrators. Why does Conflict Occur? • Lack of respect • Looking to blame • Want to question decisions • Desire to win at all costs • Lack of information or understanding • Inability to communicate effectively Recognising Conflict • Facial expression and body language • Non-verbal signs of disgust • Signs of aggression • Repetitive in comments Dealing With Conflict 1. Control negative comments 2. Focus on the current situation 3. Limit your remarks to a few words 4. If the problem is a judgement call do not discuss it, just get game restarted quickly 5. Be decisive not 'wishy-washy' When dealing with conflict! Remember SMILE S - Stay Calm M - Make eye contact I - Don't get too involved L - Listen & Clarify E - Engage in a non-aggressive but confident manner

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