Two neighboring neighborhood associations, Oak Ridge and Pine Heights, are competing for a single £50,000 community development grant to upgrade their local parks. As the competition progressed, members from both associations became increasingly hostile. Some residents tore down the rival association's promotional banners, posted derogatory comments on local social media groups, and heckled opposing members during the council's public hearing.
Using realistic conflict theory, explain the behavior of the neighborhood association residents.
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