Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -An approach to conflict in which one pursues his or her own goals to the exclusion of the goals of others. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Competition is defined as an approach to conflict where one party pursues their own goals at the expense of others', which matches the description given.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Power that comes from belonging to a network of people who have substantial influence. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Social network currency refers to the power or influence one gains from being part of a network of influential people.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -An approach to conflict in which one person abandons his or her own goals and acquiesces to the desires of another person. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Accommodation is the approach where one person gives up their own goals to satisfy another's desires, fitting the description provided.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Power that comes from having specialized skills or knowledge. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Expertise currency refers to the power one gains from possessing specialized knowledge or skills.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A short-term conflict resolution that occurs when both parties change their goals to make them compatible. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Compromise is a short-term conflict resolution where both parties change their goals to make them compatible.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Accusations directed at one's conversation partner that have little to do with a disagreement. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Kitchen-sinking refers to the act of bringing up irrelevant issues or past grievances during a disagreement, which distracts from the main issue at hand.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A relationship in which power is imbalanced. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

A complementary relationship is one in which power is imbalanced, with one partner typically holding more power than the other.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A form of conflict resolution in which both sides maintain individual goals while developing creative solutions to mutual problems. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Integrative agreements involve both parties maintaining their individual goals while finding creative solutions to mutual problems, making it a form of conflict resolution.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A result of achieving resolution, if both parties change the basic rules governing their relationship to prevent future conflict. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Structural improvements refer to changes in the basic rules or dynamics of a relationship to prevent future conflicts, fitting the description given.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -An approach to conflict in which one ignores or communicates indirectly about a situation. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Avoidance is the approach to conflict where one ignores or communicates indirectly about a situation, avoiding direct confrontation.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Power that comes from material things such as money or property. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Resource currency refers to the power one has due to the possession of valuable resources such as money or property.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A type of avoidance in which one jokes about a conflict or changes the topic. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Skirting refers to a type of avoidance behavior where an individual avoids addressing a conflict directly by making jokes about it or changing the topic.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Power that comes from having a close, personal bond with someone that no one else shares. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Intimacy currency refers to the power one gains from having a unique, personal connection with someone, which is not shared with others. This type of power is derived from the closeness and personal bond one has, making 'intimacy currency' the correct match.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The perception that a conflict exists, when in fact it doesn't. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Pseudo-conflict occurs when individuals mistakenly believe there is a conflict or disagreement, when in fact there is none.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A process that occurs between people who perceive incompatible goals, or interference in achieving their objectives. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Conflict is defined as a process that occurs between people who perceive incompatible goals or interference in achieving their objectives.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Treating conflict as a mutual problem-solving challenge. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Collaboration involves approaching conflict as a mutual problem-solving challenge, where all parties work together to find a solution that satisfies everyone's needs.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A pattern of conflict in which one person pursues his or her goals by making demands, and the other person withdraws from the encounter. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

The demand-withdraw pattern describes a situation where one partner consistently pressures or demands while the other tends to withdraw or avoid confrontation, characteristic of certain conflict dynamics in relationships.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Declarations of the end of a relationship. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Sudden-death statements are declarations that abruptly indicate the end of a relationship, often without prior warning or during a conflict, marking a significant and often final turning point.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A relationship in which power is balanced. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

A symmetrical relationship is one where power is balanced, meaning both parties have equal power or influence in the relationship.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Messages that are honest but have been kept hidden to protect a partner's feelings. A) accommodation B) avoidance C) collaboration D) competition E) complementary relationship F) compromise G) conflict H) demand-withdraw pattern I) dirty secrets J) Dyadic Power Theory K) expertise currency L) integrative agreements M) intimacy currency N) kitchen-sinking O) personal currency P) power Q) pseudo-conflict R) resource currency S) separation T) skirting U) sniping V) social network currency W) structural improvements X) sudden-death statements Y) symmetrical relationship

Dirty secrets refer to messages that are honest but have been kept hidden to protect a partner's feelings.

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