Conflict Resolution

Conflict Resolution

Question 1:
What is the best first step to resolve a conflict with someone?

• Raise your voice so they understand your point.

• Listen to their perspective calmly and without interrupting.

• Walk away immediately without addressing the issue.

• • Tell them they are wrong and should listen to you.

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Question 2:
If you feel annoyed by someone's behavior, what is a helpful strategy to manage your feelings?

• • Take a deep breath and try to understand their point of view.

• Ignore the person forever.

• Demand they stop behaving that way.

• Tell everyone else about how annoying the person is.

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Question 3:
How can you prevent a conflict from escalating?

• Blame the other person for everything.

• Refuse to talk and walk away angrily.

• Stay calm, use respectful words, and focus on solving the problem.

• Argue until they agree with your point of view.

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Question 4:
What is a good way to handle clashing personalities in a group?

• Avoid talking to the person.

• Try to change their personality to match yours.

• Complain about the person to other group members.

• Focus on shared goals and find ways to work together.

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Question 5:
Why is it important to accept others instead of trying to change them?

• Because trying to change others always works eventually.

• Because it’s easier to avoid everyone instead of accepting them.

• Because we can only control our own actions and reactions.

• Because others don’t have feelings that matter.

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Question 6:
Why is accepting others’ differences a helpful skill?

• It helps build positive relationships and reduces conflict.

• It makes others change their personality for us.

• It ensures we never feel annoyed again.

• • t allows us to avoid working on our own behavior.

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Question 7:
How can we practice accepting others instead of trying to change them?

• Explain why they need to act differently.

• Focus on understanding their perspective and being empathetic.

• Compare their actions to what we would do.

• riticize them until they improve.

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Question 8:
How can practicing empathy help avoid conflict?

• It gives you a chance to prove the other person is wrong.

• It helps you avoid having to address the situation.

• It forces the other person to change their actions.

• By understanding the other person’s feelings, you can respond more kindly.