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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT ED-D 316 CHAPTER 10

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT ED-D 316 CHAPTER 10

EXAM QUESTIONS

Actual Qs and Ans Expert-Verified Explanation

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-Guarantee passing score -33 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation

Question 1: When avoiding is beneficial

Answer:

  • the risk is too great
  • the relationship isn't worth the effort
  • the issue is temporary or minor

Question 2: Define conflict

Answer:

An expressed struggle between at least two interdependent parties who perceive incompatible goals, scarce resources, and interference from the other party in achieving their goals.

Question 3: define direct agression

Answer:

a criticism or demand that threatens the face of the person at whom it is directed

Question 4: when accommodating is beneficial

Answer:

  • you're wrong
  • issue is more important to others
  • long-term cost of winning isn't worth the short-term gain
  • build up credits for later conflicts
  • let others learn by making their own mistakes

Question 5: What are the five conflict styles

Answer:

avoiding, accommodating, competing, compromising, collaborating

Question 6: Why win-win conflict style is rarely used

Answer:

  • lack of awareness
  • conflict is accompanied by emotion
  • require the other person's cooperation

Question 7: define nonintimate-aggressive

Answer:

partners fight unsuccessfully to satisfy important content and relational goals

Question 8: Define symmetrical conflict style

Answer:

A relational conflict style in which both partners use the same tactics.Question 9: How to negotiate a solution using modification of Thomas Gordon's approach

Answer:

  • identify and define the conflict
  • generate a number of possible solutions
  • 3.evaluate the alternative solutions 4.decide on the best solution

Question 10: define dysfunctional conflict

Answer:

conflict that creates animosity, cases interpersonal stress, and hinders a group's progress.

Question 11: Define relational conflict

Answer:

a pattern of managing disagreements that repeats itself over time in a relationship

Question 12: what factors decide which conflict styles should be used

Answer:

relationships, situation, the other person, your goals,

Question 13: What are the three relational conflict styles

Answer:

complementary conflict style, symmetrical conflict style, parallel conflict style

Question 14: define conflict ritual

Answer:

An unacknowledged repeating pattern of interlocking behavior used by participants in a conflict.

Question 15: define complementary conflict style

Answer:

a relational conflict style in which partners use different but mutually reinforcing behaviour

Question 16: define avoiding

Answer:

A lose-lose conflict style in which the parties ignore the problem at hand.

Question 17: define competing

Answer:

a win-lose approach to conflicts that seeks to resolve them in one's own way

Question 18: define accommodating

Answer:

a lose-win conflict style in which the communicator submits to a situation rather than attempting to have his or her needs met.

Question 19: define nonintimate-nonaggressive

Answer:

parties avoid conflicts instead of facing issues head on Question 20: What are the two powerful variables that affect the way people manage conflict

Answer:

gender and culture

Question 21: 12 kinds of crazymakers

Answer:

Avoider, pseudoaccommodator, guiltmaker, mind reader, trapper, crisis tickler, gunnysacker, trivial tyrannize, beltliner, joker, withholder, Benedict Arnold.

Question 22: examples of direct agression

Answer:

character attacks, competence attacks, physical appearance attacks, maledictions, teasing, ridicule, threats, swearing, and non-verbal emblems.

Question 23: define functional conflict

Answer:

positive conflict that focuses on issues rather than personalities

Question 24: What are the potential benefits of conflict

Answer:

  • handling future conflict
  • foster innovation
  • solve uncover problems
  • sense of connection

Question 25: define intimate-aggressive

Answer:

combine aggression and intimacy, might work out in some relationships

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