Handling conflict 2 Quiz

What determines our behavior according to the text?

• How others behave towards us

• Our self-concept

• The behavior of others

• External circumstances

Can self-concepts be changed?

• No, they are permanent

• Yes, but only in childhood

• Yes, they are learned and can be changed

• No, they are genetically determined

According to the notes, how does the perception of competition affect our approach to tasks?

• It increases the number of strategies for responding to the problem.

• It does not affect our approach to tasks.

• It reduces the number of strategies for responding to the problem.

• It ensures that cooperation is always considered.

What is suggested as an alternative approach to competition when solving problems?

• Ignoring the problem

• Increasing stress levels

• Cooperation

• Limiting the number of possible solutions

When faced with a new problem or task, what approach is suggested to be possibly more productive than a competitive one?

• A) An individualistic approach

• B) A cooperative approach

• C) A passive approach

• D) An aggressive approach

What is the main goal in a competitive situation according to the learning material?

• To achieve a win-win situation

• To have our goals align with the goals of others

• To want our competitors to lose

• To improve negotiation skills

Which of the following is NOT listed as a cooperative skill in the learning material?

• Listening

• Interacting

• Winning

• Group problem solving

According to the learning material, what are cooperative skills necessary for?

• To ensure competition

• To lead productive and satisfying lives

• To make others lose

• To focus solely on personal goals

What is the long-term consequence of cheating as mentioned in the text?

• It provides long-term benefits.

• It has no significant impact.

• It will hurt you in the long run and you'll regret the action.

• It leads to immediate personal punishment.

According to the notes, what is the behavior of cheating directly linked to?

• The level of our moral development.

• The immediate rewards we receive.

• The personal code of conduct of others.

• The rules and perceptions of society.