Conflict Resolution & Principles of Gov EOR Review

The conflict resolution strategy in which each side gives up something:

• Negotiation

• Compromise

• Persuasion

• Consensus Building

The conflict resolution strategy in which one party tries to convince others to accept their viewpoint

• Persuasion

• Compromise

• Negotiation

• Consensus Building

The conflict resolution strategy involving a good faith effort to meet the interests of all stakeholders

• Persuasion

• Compromise

• Consensus Building

• Negotiation

The act of sitting down to have a meeting to attempt to bring about a solution

• Negotiation

• Consensus Building

• Compromise

• Persuasion

Legislators use various methods to resolve differences of opinion when considering legislation.

Identify the method used to influence legislators in the passage of a bill in the following scenario:

Removing a line from a bill that was an impediment to a legislator's support.

• consensus buiding

• compromise

• persuasion

Legislators use various methods to resolve differences of opinion when considering legislation. Identify the method used to influence legislators in the passage of a bill in the following scenario:

Data was used to sway undecided legislators

• consensus building

• compromise

• persuasion

Legislators use various methods to resolve differences of opinion when considering legislation.

Identify the method used to influence legislators in the passage of a bill in the following scenario:

Emphasizing parts of a bill that opposing members agreed upon during a debate

• consensus building

• compromise

• persuasion

The principle that states our government gets their authority (power) from "We the People"

• Federalism

• Separation of Powers

• Popular Sovereignty

• Limited Government

The US Constitution divides power into 3 branches

• Limited Government

• Federalism

• Checks and Balances

• Separation of Powers

One branch must get permission from another branch

• Checks and Balances

• Separation of Powers

• Limited Government

• Federalism