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Negotiation A large portion of sense-making occurs between and among people as they influence one another’s...

Negotiation
A large portion of sense-making occurs between and among people as they influence one another’s perceptions
This process of achieving a shared perspective is known as negotiation
When communicating with others we often exchange what are known as personal narratives
Personal narratives: the stories we use to describe our personal experiences
As we communicate with others we must negotiate between personal narratives, which can lead to conflict, confusion, understanding or agreement
The best chance for smooth communication is mutual agreement, also known as a shared narrative.

the question is how all the information above and the concept of negotiation can relate to people who watching match between two team

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Whenever there is a match, there will be a difference of opinion. The difference of opinion can be best resolved by negotiation if negotiation fails then the force is often used, to avoid using any force the perspective of peaceful watching the match should be delivered to the audience.

There will be three kinds of audience one who will be neutral and two other groups favoring either of the two teams.

Due to favoring two different teams by two different groups there will be a conflict of opinion.

The best way to avoid conflict is negotiation, and negotiation can happen if the audience show restrains, do not do unnecessary comment, by verbal or nonverbal communication.

We have witnessed riots during the football league, but we have not witnessed riots during lawn tennis matches (except few occasions), The reason is that the audience keeps control of themselves and accept the win or loss of the players.

While watching the match between the two teams one has to be impartial and accept the win or the defeat gracefully. The people should not overreact, because the players try their best to win. It is not possible that one party will be the winner all the time.

Secondly, people should not drink alcohol, or use the drug before or during the match, because these affect the mind and alter the brain's chemical and make one aggressive while watching the match. Thus these things have to be completely banned, and the detectors should be used. Taking weapons inside the auditorium is prohibited; thorough checking should be done before the match.

It will be better than people who are watching the match should be warned against making any disruption in the match, that they will be severely punished. Reacting is a spontaneous reaction, but it should not be a provocation.

Thus the communication has to clear that enjoy the match, encourage the players and accept the win or loss gracefully. The players are no doubt representing their country, nation, community, or locality.

A match between the two school teams turns violent when the students of the two schools tease each other and try to disrupt the match. It is necessary that there has to be communication between the players and the audience, that the match will be played in a friendly atmosphere and there will be no commotion created.

If the message is clear that the disruption, rioting, and teasing is not acceptable during or after the match, the people watching the game will be careful and disruption can be avoided.

Hayet Jeridi answered 1 month ago
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