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Resolving Conflicts Army JROTC BCHS LET I

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 2hrs 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The definition of negotiate is to_____________.

a)

Try and reach an agreement by discussion

b)

Fist to Face

c)

Only agree with the other person to make them happy

2.

T or F: We have the most conflicts with people we don't know very well.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

conflicts are usually caused by some type of _______.

a)

Difference

b)

Harrassment

c)

Emotional Distress

d)

Insult

4.

Brady and Tim are friends. They have conflicts because they belong to different religions and are always trying convince each other that theirs is the right religion. This is an example of a_______ conflict.

a)

Value

b)

Relationship

c)

Structural

d)

religious

5.

Conflicts are usually caused by some type of ___________.

a)

Difference

b)

insult

c)

harrassment

d)

emotional distress

6.

Which of the following is NOT a skill for dealing with conflict.

a)

Listening Skills

b)

Ability to ignore the feelings of others and be objective

c)

Being aware of differences between yourself and others

d)

Ability to "give and take"

7.

T or F: In a conflict you should manage your body language. You should: avoid eye contact, keep your legs uncrossed, and unclench your fists.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

The goal in any conflict should be a ______ solution where some of each party's needs are met.

a)

Brainstormed

b)

long-lasting

c)

mutual

d)

non-violent

9.

It might be best to ignore a conflict if ______.

a)

it has been going on a long time without resolution

b)

the person is just trying to make you angry

c)

it is with a family member

d)

you are the one at fault

10.

The last part of an "I" statement _________.

a)

states your feeling

b)

states how a behavior affect you

c)

describes a specific behavior

d)

suggests a solution to the conflict

11.

Candy says "I"m never going to talk to you. You always to me. I won't answer your phone calls. Maybe I'll see around next year!" What are the "fighting words"?

a)

never,lie,maybe

b)

never,always,maybe

c)

never, always, won't

d)

never,lie,always

12.

A conflict is ___________.

a)

a disagreement or argument

b)

a fallacy

c)

an escalator

13.

An agreement or a settlement of a dispute that is reached by each side getting part of what they want is called .

a)

conflict

b)

consequence

c)

compromise

14.

Active listening means _________.

a)

you are listening while actively engaged in a task

b)

you are fully concentrating on what is being said rather than just passively "hearing" the message of the speak

c)

You are listening for people who are being active in the conversation

15.

To ________ is to express regret to another person about your actions or words.

a)

compromise

b)

escalate

c)

apologize

16.

The two Winning Colors types most likely to respond friendly, light heart approach are ______________.

a)

Planner and Builder

b)

Planner and Relater

c)

Builder and Adventurer

d)

Relater and Adventurer

17.

The communication key for a __________emphasizes freedom of thought.

a)

Builder

b)

Relater

c)

Adventurer

d)

Planner

18.

If you are in a conflict with a Builder, your communication approach should NOT__________.

a)

take a light hearted fun approach

b)

be prepared

c)

be concise and to the point, no smal talk

d)

explain directions step-by-step

19.

In conflict resolution, it is important that the other person knows you are trying to____________.

a)

understand his point of view

b)

agree with him about his solution

c)

blame someone who is not involved in the conflict

20.

In conflict resolution, it is important that the other person knows you are trying to___________.

a)

Understand his point of view

b)

agree with him about his solution

c)

blame someone who is not involved in the conflict

21.

In general, you should not confront someone in a conflict when there are onlookers because ___________.

a)

the onlookers might interrupt

b)

the onlookers will take sides

c)

the person may think you are trying to pressure or embarrass him in front of others

d)

the person will bring onlookers into the conflict

22.

In general, you should not confront someone in a conflict when there are onlookers because ___________.

a)

the onlookers might interrupt

b)

the onlookers will take sides

c)

the person may think you are trying to pressure or embarrass him in front of others

d)

the person will bring onlookers into the conflict

23.

T or F: We have the most conflicts with people we don't know very well

a)

True

b)

False

24.

In an either-or-fallacy, people think there are ___________.

a)

lies being told about them

b)

many choices for a solution

c)

only two possible

25.

To escalate is to __________.

a)

cause a situation to become more intense or serious

b)

cause a situation to become more friendly and light-hearted

c)

reach an agreement peacefully

d)

reach an agreement by one side overpowering the

other

26.

The results or effects of your actions are called _________

a)

consequences

b)

negotiations

c)

harassment

27.

Effecting speaking is a successful verbal communication that __________.

a)

everyone agrees with

b)

has the desired or intended result

c)

makes listeners more effective speakers

d)

makes listeners more effective speakers

28.

T or F: The conflict resolution process involves defining who is to blame for the conflict.

a)

True

b)

False