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Conflict Management

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

Name and explain the five conflict resolution styles.

a)

Avoiding, Accommodating, Competing, Compromising, Collaborating

b)

Avoiding, Accommodating, Competing, Compromising, Isolating

2.

List three negotiation techniques commonly used in conflict resolution.

a)

Collaborative negotiation, Competitive negotiation, Compromise negotiation

b)

Accommodating, negotiation, being aggressive

c)

Avoidance, negotiation competing

d)

Forcing, negotiation, arguing

3.

Why is active listening important in conflict management?

a)

Active listening is not important in conflict management

b)

Conflict management does not require understanding perspectives

c)

Empathy is not relevant in resolving conflicts

d)

Active listening is important in conflict management to understand perspectives, show empathy, build trust, de-escalate conflicts, clarify misunderstandings, and reach collaborative solutions.

4.

How does emotional intelligence play a role in resolving conflicts?

a)

Emotional intelligence causes individuals to ignore emotions in conflicts

b)

Emotional intelligence enables individuals to understand and manage emotions, empathize & communicate effectively,

c)

Emotional intelligence leads to increased aggression during conflicts

d)

Emotional intelligence has no impact on conflict resolution, why do I need to know your emotions!??

5.

What are some effective mediation strategies to use in conflict resolution?

a)

Taking sides with one party

b)

Active listening, encouraging open communication

c)

Avoiding the conflict altogether, Just turn your back on it!

d)

Interrupting the parties involved

6.

Give an example of a compromise negotiation technique.

a)

Good cop, bad cop

b)

Split the difference

c)

Ultimatum

d)

Avoidance

7.

Explain the difference between distributive and integrative negotiation.

a)

Distributive negotiation is win-lose, while integrative negotiation is lose-win.

b)

Distributive negotiation is win-lose, while integrative negotiation is win-win.

c)

Distributive negotiation is lose-lose, while integrative negotiation is win-win.

d)

Distributive negotiation is win-win, while integrative negotiation is lose-lose.

8.

How can mirroring be used as an active listening skill?

a)

Mirroring can be used as an active listening skill to encourage them to share more.

b)

Mirroring is a technique to dominate the conversation and steer it towards personal interests

c)

Mirroring involves interrupting the speaker to repeat what they said

d)

Mirroring is used to provide unsolicited advice to the speaker

9.

Discuss the importance of empathy in conflict resolution.

a)

Empathy fosters understanding, trust, and effective communication.

b)

Empathy can be replaced by assertiveness in conflict resolution

c)

Empathy is irrelevant in conflict resolution as it prolongs the process

d)

Empathy leads to biased decision-making in conflict resolution

10.

How does mirroring contribute to effective communication in conflict resolution?

a)

Mirroring helps in building rapport and trust between parties by demonstrating understanding and validation of their perspectives.

b)

Mirroring is a technique to dominate the conversation and assert one's own views.

c)

Mirroring involves mirroring the body language of the speaker without paying attention to their words.

d)

Mirroring is used to distract the speaker and derail the conversation.

11.

What role does compromise play in negotiation and conflict resolution?

a)

Compromise involves finding a middle ground where both parties give up something to reach a mutually acceptable solution.

b)

Compromise is about one party imposing their terms on the other without considering mutual benefits.

c)

Compromise leads to conflicts escalating further due to lack of resolution.

d)

Compromise is irrelevant in negotiation and conflict resolution.

12.

Explain the significance of assertiveness in conflict management.

a)

Assertiveness helps individuals express their needs and boundaries clearly while respecting the perspectives of others, leading to constructive conflict resolution.

b)

Assertiveness involves dominating others and disregarding their opinions in conflict situations.

c)

Assertiveness leads to conflicts intensifying and becoming more difficult to resolve.

d)

Assertiveness is not relevant in conflict management and resolution.