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Communication and Conflict Resolution Quiz

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first tip for effective communication and conflict resolution?

a)

Be passive

b)

Be aggressive

c)

Be specific

d)

Be vague

2.

According to the tips listed in the hand-out we read and discussed, what should you keep your complaints focused on?

a)

The unknown

b)

The present

c)

The future

d)

The past

3.

What approach does the text suggest for delivering complaints?

a)

Judging

b)

Arguing

c)

Reporting

d)

Ignoring

4.

What kind of absolutes should you avoid using in your complaints?

a)

Frequently and infrequently

b)

Often and seldom

c)

Sometimes and rarely

d)

Always and never

5.

What are you entitled to do according to the text?

a)

Explain why something matters to you

b)

Demand others to live for your needs

c)

Ask others to do things your way or you will "drop the mike"

d)

Force others to agree with you by giving an ultimatum

6.

What does the text suggest using whenever possible to make complaints?

a)

Frustration

b)

Sadness

c)

Anger

d)

Kindness

7.

What does the text recommend using to de-criminalize the offense being complained about? (In other words, if you are upset with someone's behavior/policy/expectations, what is a constructive way to address this?)

a)

Punishment

b)

Criticism

c)

Compassion

d)

Judgment

8.

What kind of requests should you make instead of demands?

a)

Polite requests

b)

All or nothing requests

c)

"If you don't...I will..."

d)

Unreasonable requests

9.

According to the text, what should you avoid assuming when making a complaint?

a)

Everyone's way is right

b)

Your way is the only right way

c)

Your way is the wrong way

d)

There is no right way

10.

Which of these strategies is NOT a constructive way to prevail in bringing about change?

a)

Appealing to one's emotions

b)

Appealing to one's sense of logic

c)

Appealing to one's fears

d)

Appealing to one's sense of ethics

11.

Given this scenario, explain (in 3 or more sentences) what a healthy way to complain would be:

Your boss has asked you to stay late as a favor (without pay) for the third time in a week. You feel like you are being taken advantage of but do not want to get on his bad side.

(a)