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WorksheetsNegotiating a Compromise
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 46mins
Why is learning how to negotiate a compromise important? (Select all that apply)
Conflict can cause stress and it can escalate to violence
It's not important to learn how to negotiate a compromise
Conflicts are normal, so negotiating a compromise is never necessary
It's an important skill that you will likely need throughout your life
Which of the following is an "I-statement"?
I want you to be quite all of the time.
I feel mad when you interrupt me. What I want is you to be quite when I am talking.
I feel mad.
You need to be quite when I am talking, when you interrupt me I feel mad.
True of False: being on your phone while someone is talking to you is a good example of active listening
True
False
Select the three types of compromise that we talked about during the presentation
Turn taking compromise: agreeing that you will take turns doing what each other want
Do what I want compromise: agreeing to do what you want to do all of the time
Do both compromise: finding a way to do what each person wants to do, possibly by splitting the time you have
Do neither compromise: agreeing to give up you both wanted to do and doing something completely different that you both agree on
True or false: coming to a compromise usually requires a person to be flexible in their thinking (willing to try something new) and open minded (willing to think about different ideas or options)
True
False
When was the last time that you had to compromise with someone else?
True or false: resolving conflicts with a compromise is best done face to face so you and the other person can use active listening skills?
True
False
Which age group is most likely to commit violent acts?
5-9 year olds
10-14 year olds
15-19 year olds
What are the three steps to negotiating a compromise? (Select the 3 correct answers)
Talk about the conflict
Don't talk about the conflict
Be flexible and open minded as you negotiate compromises
Negotiate until you come up with a win-win compromise
Get into a loud argument or a physical fight
What did you learn from today's presentation?
