WorksheetsName that Conflict Situation?
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which best describes the following example? Choosing between going to the movies with friends or attending another friend's party.
Approach--Approach Conflict
Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict
Approach--Avoidance Conflict
Double Approach--Avoidance Conflict
Which best describes the following example? Deciding whether to go to KFC or Chipotle for dinner, when both sound equally appealing.
Approach--Approach Conflict
Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict
Approach--Avoidance Conflict
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Which best describes the following example? Having to choose between going to Hawaii or Greece; you've been wanting to go to both.
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Which best describes the following example? Deciding whether to watch The Lord of the Rings trilogy or the Back to the Future trilogy.
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Which best describes the following example? Choosing between cake or ice cream at a birthday party.
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Which best describes the following example? Choosing to either take out the trash or clean up the kitchen.
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Which best describes the following example? The decision to either pay for a parking ticket or go to court for the ticket.
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Which best describes the following example? Choosing to run a mile or do sprints.
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Which best describes the following example? Deciding whether to use notes or flashcards to study for psychology test.
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Which best describes the following example? Choosing whether you want to be in a car crash or a plane crash.
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Which best describes the following example?Choosing between doing dishes or folding laundry.
Approach--Approach Conflict
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Which best describes the following example? Telling the truth about a friend cheating on a test.
Approach--Approach Conflict
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Which best describes the following example? Having the opportunity to go on a once in a lifetime vacation, BUT it falls on when you have the Psych exam.
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Which best describes the following example? Picking a college with a great reputation that is out of state (positive: good reputation; negative: expensive).
Approach--Approach Conflict
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Which best describes the following example? Deciding whether to look in your mother's closet to find your Christmas presents.
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Which best describes the following example? If you buy the cheap shirt that's kind of cute you'll save money. If you buy the really expensive one that is really cute, you'll have no money.
Approach--Approach Conflict
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Which best describes the following example? If you go to Uni in the GCC, you will be near your family and friends, but you will not have the opportunity to travel. If you go overseas, it might be scary, but you will meet new people and have new experiences.
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Which best describes the following example? If you drop the IB, you might have less stress, but you may not get into the university you want. If you remain full IB, you have the opportunity to get into that university, but you still may not get the grades needed.
Approach--Approach Conflict
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Which best describes the following example? Choosing between 2 attractive alternatives.
Approach--Approach Conflict
Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict
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Which best describes the following example? Confronting 2 unattractive alternatives.
Approach--Approach Conflict
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Which best describes the following example? Wanting to do something, but fearing or doubting about it at the same time.
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Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict
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Which best describes the following example? Choosing between 2 or more alternatives, each having attractive & unattractive aspects
Approach--Approach Conflict
Avoidance--Avoidance Conflict
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Which term best describes the following: positive stress - from challenges or striving
Eustress
Distress
Stress
Stressor
Which term best describes the following: negative stress - from pressure can cause harm
Eustress
Distress
Stress
Stressor
Which term best describes the following: person’s perception of their inability to cope w/a certain event
Eustress
Distress
Stress
Stressor
Which term best describes the following: a stress producing event or situation
Eustress
Distress
Stress
Stressor
Which of the following correctly lists the four sources of stress, according to our unit?
Conflict Situations, Work, Life Changes, Everyday Sources
Ms. Rachel, Psychology, Quizzes and Google Classroom
Tardy Policy, Uniform Policy, Phone Policy, Rules
Parents, Fight with friends, ennui, existentialism
