WorksheetsConflict Styles & Ego States Quiz- Group 4
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
During a department meeting, a teacher insists their approach is the only correct one and dismisses alternative suggestions. Which conflict style are they most likely using?
Collaborating
Avoiding
Competing
Accommodating
Which ego state is most likely active when someone says, “This is how it’s always done, and it works”?
Free Child
Adult
Critical Parent
Adapted Child
A trainee teacher avoids a disagreement with a mentor by staying silent. Which conflict style are they demonstrating?
Collaborating
Compromising
Avoiding
Accommodating
Which ego state is most likely active when someone says, “Let’s look at the evidence and decide together”?
Critical Parent
Free Child
Adapted Child
Adult
A teacher says, “I don’t mind, whatever you think is best.” Which conflict style and ego state are most likely being used?
Avoiding & Free Child
Accommodating & Adapted Child
Collaborating & Adult
Competing & Critical Parent
Two teachers disagree on a classroom strategy and decide to each give up part of their idea to reach a middle ground. What conflict style are they using?
Competing
Accommodating
Avoiding
Compromising
A teacher responds to a student’s misbehavior by saying, “You’re always causing trouble!” Which ego state is most likely active?
Critical Parent
Free Child
Adult
Nurturing Parent
A trainee teacher feels strongly about a new teaching method and proposes a joint trial with a colleague to evaluate its effectiveness. What conflict style and ego state are they demonstrating?
Competing & Critical Parent
Avoiding & Adapted Child
Accommodating & Free Child
Collaborating & Adult
A teacher reacts to a colleague’s suggestion by laughing and saying, “Let’s just do something fun instead!” Which ego state is most likely active?
Free Child
Adapted Child
Critical Parent
Adult
A trainee teacher feels overwhelmed and agrees to take on extra duties without expressing their concerns. What conflict style and ego state are they likely using?
Accommodating & Adapted Child
Avoiding & Free Child
Collaborating & Nurturing Parent
Compromising & Adult
