1. Differences in lifestyle habits: Different students have different schedules, hygiene habits, personal space requirements, etc. For example, some people are accustomed to going to bed early and getting up early, while others prefer staying up late; Some people love cleanliness and demand that the dormitory be tidy, while others are more casual.
2. Unequal resource allocation: including the right to use public goods, the division of dormitory space, etc. If not handled properly, it can easily lead to disputes.
3. Poor communication and misunderstandings: Lack of effective communication or improper communication methods among students may lead to misinformation or misunderstanding of each other's intentions, resulting in conflicts. The expression and handling of personal emotions may also exacerbate conflicts.