Understanding conflict in terms of psychology and law
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17308/vsu.proc.law.2021.1/3317Keywords:
contradiction, conflict, legal dispute, parties to legal conflict, realistic and unrealistic conflictsAbstract
The paper analyzes the difference in approaches to understanding conflict in psychology and jurisprudence. The author considers the signs of conflict distinguished in psychology, from the point of view of law, applies the classification of conflicts into realistic and unrealistic to legal situations. The work also identifies the reasons why the existence of conflicts with inevitability is inherent in both private and public law.









