Conflict: Adventure Learning's Often Overlooked Other Half.

The article "Conflict: Adventure Learning's Often Overlooked Other Half" by Simon Priest and Tom Young discusses the importance of conflict resolution in outdoor learning programs. The authors argue that while previous research has focused on risk-taking and group cohesion, conflict resolution is a crucial aspect that is often ignored. They provide a six-step approach for resolving conflicts and emphasize the importance of considering interests over positions. The article highlights the role of facilitators in mediating conflicts and helping participants develop prosocial skills. The document also provides a list of references for further reading on wilderness therapy, conflict resolution, risk and adventure education, and effective leadership in adventure programming. These resources are valuable for library patrons conducting research on these topics. [Extracted from the article]