Leisure Sciences · 2010 · 142 citations · 22 references
Social SciencesConflict StudiesOrganization StudiesConflict AnalysisConflict ResolutionPsychometricsConflict DynamicsConflict ManagementOrganizational ConflictSocial ConflictCentral Tendency MeasuresDecision-making Under ConflictGraphic Display DesignHuman Body DimensionsHuman Dimensions Of ConflictPractical UtilityRecreation Conflicts
The Potential for Conflict Index (PCI) was developed to facilitate understanding and applicability of leisure, recreation, and human dimensions findings to managerial concerns. The PCI ranges from 0 (minimal potential for conflict) to 1 (maximum potential for conflict) and simultaneously describes a variable's central tendency, dispersion, and shape using a graphic display. This article (a) describes applications of the original formulation of the PCI (PCI1) to illustrate the statistic's practical utility, (b) introduces the second generation of the PCI (PCI2) and discusses enhancements incorporated in this version, (c) describes efforts to validate the PCI2, and (d) offers suggestions for continuing the empirical validation process. Programs for calculating, graphing, and comparing PCI2 values are freely available from http://welcome.warnercnr.colostate.edu/~jerryv.
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