Deck 9: Managing Conflict in Relationships

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Which one of the following statements is true about conflict in relationships?

A) Disagreement must be expressed directly for conflict to exist.
B) Conflict is inevitable in all interpersonal relationships.
C) Any difference in values, opinions, attitudes, and/or beliefs will lead to conflict.
D) Wanting to resolve differences is not essential for conflict to be present.
E) Healthy relationships have little to no conflict.
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All of the following are distinct ways North Americans respond to relational distress EXCEPT:

A) exit
B) voice
C) cognitive complexity
D) neglect
E) loyalty
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The opposite or unproductive communication of dual perspective is:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) preoccupation with self
E) kitchen-sinking
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Desi and Consuela are arguing about how to spend the tax refund they received. He says they should get the car fixed; she says they should first go on a vacation; he then suggests they fix the car and use any money left to vacation; she suggests they sell the car and be rid of the problem. Desi and Consuela are engaging in which pattern of unproductive conflict?

A) excessive metacommunication
B) kitchensinking
C) counterproposals
D) cross-complaining
E) self-summarizing
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The opposite or unproductive communication of useful metacommunication is:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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All of the following are forms of unproductive communication EXCEPT:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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The opposite or unproductive communication of recognition of each other is:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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The most interpersonally constructive passive response to relational conflict is:

A) exit.
B) voice.
C) loyalty.
D) neglect.
E) ambush.
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Constructive conflict communication includes:

A) preoccupation with oneself.
B) hostile mindreading.
C) excessive metacommunication.
D) agenda building.
E) frequent interruptions.
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Desi then says, "Well, if you hadn't wrecked the car, it wouldn't need repairs and it wouldn't be a problem." Consuela replies, "Yeah, and if you had been home when you said you'd be, I wouldn't have driven that day." Now Desi and Consuela are engaging in what conflict pattern?

A) cross-complaining
B) excessive metacommunication
C) self-summarizing
D) making counterproposals
E) kitchensinking
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Lenny says, "I don't like to lose arguments. The way I figure it, when you have a disagreement there can be only one winner." Lenny's orientation to conflict is best described as:

A) hit-miss.
B) win-win.
C) win-lose
D) tie-tie.
E) lose-lose.
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Zach believes that in conflict situations the goal is to find a solution that all those involved can accept. Zach's orientation to conflict is best described as:

A) hit-miss.
B) win-win.
C) win-lose
D) tie-tie.
E) lose-lose.
Question
The ____ response to interpersonal conflict is both destructive and passive.

A) exit
B) voice
C) loyalty
D) neglect
E) ambush
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All of the following are forms of constructive communication EXCEPT:

A) counterproposals
B) sensitive listening
C) compromises
D) dual perspective
E) asking for clarification
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The opposite or unproductive communication of sensitive listening is:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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Specific communication behaviors that contribute to unproductive interpersonal conflict include all of the following EXCEPT:

A) disconfirmation.
B) hostile mindreading.
C) asking questions for clarification.
D) self-summarizing.
E) offering counterproposals.
Question
According to Eric Berne, games:

A) are effective ways to manage conflict.
B) involve overt responses to conflict situations.
C) do not require that both people cooperate.
D) allow those in conflict to hand disagreements in fun ways.
E) hide the real issues in a conflict.
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Janet believes that nobody can win when conflict erupts. From her perspective, everyone is hurt by conflicts. Janet's orientation to conflict is best described as:

A) hit-miss.
B) win-win.
C) win-lose
D) tie-tie.
E) lose-lose.
Question
The opposite or unproductive communication of focus on specific issues is:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
Question
The most active and interpersonally constructive response to relational conflict is:

A) exit.
B) voice.
C) loyalty.
D) neglect.
E) ambush.
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The opposite or unproductive communication of negative affect is:

A) positive affect
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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In regards to on the job conflict, it is ____.

A) infrequent
B) rare
C) common
D) moderate
E) obsolete
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In this stage of unproductive conflict tend to be marked by infrequent interruptions that disrupt the flow of talk.

A) early
B) middle
C) later
D) exit
E) dual
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The ____ stages of constructive conflict is marked by what Gottman calls agenda building.

A) early
B) middle
C) later
D) exit
E) imaginary
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The opposite or unproductive communication of self-summarizing by both parties is:

A) summarizing the concerns
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
Question
All of the following are five principles of interpersonal conflict EXCEPT:

A) conflict is both natural and inevitable in interpersonal relationships.
B) conflict can be directly communicated or covertly expressed through indirect communication or games that camouflage real issues.
C) conflict styles and meanings are shaped by social location-membership in cultures and social communities.
D) conflict influences its resolution and its impact on interpersonal climates.
E) conflict can be destructive for individuals and relationships.
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In this stage, in unproductive conflict this involves meeting proposals with counter-proposals, in constructive conflict people continue to collaborate.

A) early
B) middle
C) later
D) exit
E) dual
Question
All of the following are American styles of negotiation EXCEPT:

A) push to reach decisions cautiously
B) be adversarial
C) work to win all you can
D) overstate initial position to establish a strong image
E) keep your bottom line secret from the other person to preserve power and gain the most
Question
The opposite or unproductive communication of asking for clarification is:

A) hostile mind reading
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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Sexual orientation doesn't seem to be a major influence on how people see and deal with conflict.
Question
All of the following are conflict management skills except:

A) attend to the relationship level of meaning
B) communication supportively
C) listening mindlessly
D) take responsibility for your thoughts, feelings, and issues
E) check perceptions
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Women are more likely than men to use coercive tactics, both verbal and physical, to avoid discussing problems and to force their resolutions on others.
Question
In this stage, the foundation of constructive management of conflict is established long before a specific disagreement is aired.

A) early
B) middle
C) later
D) exit
E) dual
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The win-win conflict style is always the best approach.
Question
All of the following are conflict management skills. EXCEPT:

A) listen mindfully
B) communicate supportively
C) own your feelings, thoughts, and issues
D) look for points of disagreement
E) imagine how you will feel in the future
Question
In this stage, attention shifts to resolving the tension and partners engage in contradicting.

A) early
B) middle
C) later
D) exit
E) dual
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Disagreement and conflict are strongly disapproved of in many Asian cultures.
Question
The opposite or unproductive communication of frequent interruptions is:

A) infrequent interruptions
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
Question
Each of the following are Japanese styles of negotiation EXCEPT:

A) avoid confrontation
B) avoid explicit disagreement
C) work to make sure that neither you nor the other person succeeds
D) plan to spend a long time discussing issues before moving toward a decision
E) understate your own initial position
Question
Conflict exists if people have differences.
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People who manage conflict unproductively often become embroiled in metacommunication and can't get back to the issues.
Question
Excessive metacommunication is a final form of negative communication in unproductive conflict.
Question
In constructive conflict communication, people use metacommunication to keep the discussion on track.
Question
Conflict is a normal, inevitable part of most interpersonal relationships.
Question
The majority of Mediterranean cultures regard lively conflict as normal, valuable part of everyday life.
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In a game called "blemish", one person pretends to complimentary but actually puts the other person down.
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Most of us have attitudes about conflict that reflects scripts we learned in our families.
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Identify the following:
Passive aggression
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Researchers report that there is no direct association between marital happiness and the number of arguments that spouses have.
Question
Identify the following:
win-win
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Cross-complaining occurs when one person's complaint is met by a countercomplaint.
Question
Mainstream culture in the United States emphasizes assertiveness and individuality.
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Ineffective communication can hurt individuals, damage relationships, and undermine the possibility of resolving problems.
Question
A common form of covert conflict is passive aggression, which is acting aggressively while denying feelings or acting aggressive.
Question
Identify the following:
win-lose
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The presence of conflict does not indicate that a relationship is unhealthy or in trouble, and how partners manage conflict doesn't influence relational health.
Question
Identify the following:
Exit response
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Low levels of conflict could reflect limited emotional depth between partners or unwillingness to engage in communication about differences.
Question
Identify the following:
lose-lose
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Research has shown that forgiveness is a major influence on how or whether relationships progress.
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In Chapter 9, Julia Wood discussed the concept of grace. Define this concept and explain under what conditions and in what relationships showing grace is appropriate and inappropriate.
Question
Identify the following:
Kitchen-sinking
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Eric Berne catalogued a number of games that people play. Define the concept of games as Berne does, describe their characteristics, and provide an example to illustrate this concept. From what you know about effective communication during conflict and constructive conflict, discuss two skills, guidelines, or behaviors that can help to minimize game playing in relationships.
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Identify the following:
Interpersonal conflict
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Identify the following:
voice response
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Identify the following:
Neglect response
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What happens in the early, middle, and later stages of unproductive conflict?
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Explain the five principles of conflict.
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Identify the following:
Contracting
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What are some ways for handling workplace conflict effectively?
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Discuss and explain the different responses to conflict.
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Explain the communication of forgiveness.
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Identify the following:
Loyalty response
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Identify the following:
Bracketing
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What are the characteristics of forgiveness? How is forgiveness a part of conflict? Describe an example from your own experiences in forgiveness was part of the conflict process.
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Deck 9: Managing Conflict in Relationships
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Which one of the following statements is true about conflict in relationships?

A) Disagreement must be expressed directly for conflict to exist.
B) Conflict is inevitable in all interpersonal relationships.
C) Any difference in values, opinions, attitudes, and/or beliefs will lead to conflict.
D) Wanting to resolve differences is not essential for conflict to be present.
E) Healthy relationships have little to no conflict.
B
2
All of the following are distinct ways North Americans respond to relational distress EXCEPT:

A) exit
B) voice
C) cognitive complexity
D) neglect
E) loyalty
C
3
The opposite or unproductive communication of dual perspective is:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) preoccupation with self
E) kitchen-sinking
D
4
Desi and Consuela are arguing about how to spend the tax refund they received. He says they should get the car fixed; she says they should first go on a vacation; he then suggests they fix the car and use any money left to vacation; she suggests they sell the car and be rid of the problem. Desi and Consuela are engaging in which pattern of unproductive conflict?

A) excessive metacommunication
B) kitchensinking
C) counterproposals
D) cross-complaining
E) self-summarizing
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The opposite or unproductive communication of useful metacommunication is:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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All of the following are forms of unproductive communication EXCEPT:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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The opposite or unproductive communication of recognition of each other is:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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8
The most interpersonally constructive passive response to relational conflict is:

A) exit.
B) voice.
C) loyalty.
D) neglect.
E) ambush.
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Constructive conflict communication includes:

A) preoccupation with oneself.
B) hostile mindreading.
C) excessive metacommunication.
D) agenda building.
E) frequent interruptions.
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Desi then says, "Well, if you hadn't wrecked the car, it wouldn't need repairs and it wouldn't be a problem." Consuela replies, "Yeah, and if you had been home when you said you'd be, I wouldn't have driven that day." Now Desi and Consuela are engaging in what conflict pattern?

A) cross-complaining
B) excessive metacommunication
C) self-summarizing
D) making counterproposals
E) kitchensinking
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Lenny says, "I don't like to lose arguments. The way I figure it, when you have a disagreement there can be only one winner." Lenny's orientation to conflict is best described as:

A) hit-miss.
B) win-win.
C) win-lose
D) tie-tie.
E) lose-lose.
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Zach believes that in conflict situations the goal is to find a solution that all those involved can accept. Zach's orientation to conflict is best described as:

A) hit-miss.
B) win-win.
C) win-lose
D) tie-tie.
E) lose-lose.
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The ____ response to interpersonal conflict is both destructive and passive.

A) exit
B) voice
C) loyalty
D) neglect
E) ambush
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All of the following are forms of constructive communication EXCEPT:

A) counterproposals
B) sensitive listening
C) compromises
D) dual perspective
E) asking for clarification
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The opposite or unproductive communication of sensitive listening is:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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16
Specific communication behaviors that contribute to unproductive interpersonal conflict include all of the following EXCEPT:

A) disconfirmation.
B) hostile mindreading.
C) asking questions for clarification.
D) self-summarizing.
E) offering counterproposals.
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17
According to Eric Berne, games:

A) are effective ways to manage conflict.
B) involve overt responses to conflict situations.
C) do not require that both people cooperate.
D) allow those in conflict to hand disagreements in fun ways.
E) hide the real issues in a conflict.
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18
Janet believes that nobody can win when conflict erupts. From her perspective, everyone is hurt by conflicts. Janet's orientation to conflict is best described as:

A) hit-miss.
B) win-win.
C) win-lose
D) tie-tie.
E) lose-lose.
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19
The opposite or unproductive communication of focus on specific issues is:

A) poor listening
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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20
The most active and interpersonally constructive response to relational conflict is:

A) exit.
B) voice.
C) loyalty.
D) neglect.
E) ambush.
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21
The opposite or unproductive communication of negative affect is:

A) positive affect
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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22
In regards to on the job conflict, it is ____.

A) infrequent
B) rare
C) common
D) moderate
E) obsolete
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In this stage of unproductive conflict tend to be marked by infrequent interruptions that disrupt the flow of talk.

A) early
B) middle
C) later
D) exit
E) dual
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The ____ stages of constructive conflict is marked by what Gottman calls agenda building.

A) early
B) middle
C) later
D) exit
E) imaginary
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The opposite or unproductive communication of self-summarizing by both parties is:

A) summarizing the concerns
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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All of the following are five principles of interpersonal conflict EXCEPT:

A) conflict is both natural and inevitable in interpersonal relationships.
B) conflict can be directly communicated or covertly expressed through indirect communication or games that camouflage real issues.
C) conflict styles and meanings are shaped by social location-membership in cultures and social communities.
D) conflict influences its resolution and its impact on interpersonal climates.
E) conflict can be destructive for individuals and relationships.
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In this stage, in unproductive conflict this involves meeting proposals with counter-proposals, in constructive conflict people continue to collaborate.

A) early
B) middle
C) later
D) exit
E) dual
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All of the following are American styles of negotiation EXCEPT:

A) push to reach decisions cautiously
B) be adversarial
C) work to win all you can
D) overstate initial position to establish a strong image
E) keep your bottom line secret from the other person to preserve power and gain the most
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The opposite or unproductive communication of asking for clarification is:

A) hostile mind reading
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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Sexual orientation doesn't seem to be a major influence on how people see and deal with conflict.
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All of the following are conflict management skills except:

A) attend to the relationship level of meaning
B) communication supportively
C) listening mindlessly
D) take responsibility for your thoughts, feelings, and issues
E) check perceptions
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Women are more likely than men to use coercive tactics, both verbal and physical, to avoid discussing problems and to force their resolutions on others.
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In this stage, the foundation of constructive management of conflict is established long before a specific disagreement is aired.

A) early
B) middle
C) later
D) exit
E) dual
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34
The win-win conflict style is always the best approach.
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All of the following are conflict management skills. EXCEPT:

A) listen mindfully
B) communicate supportively
C) own your feelings, thoughts, and issues
D) look for points of disagreement
E) imagine how you will feel in the future
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In this stage, attention shifts to resolving the tension and partners engage in contradicting.

A) early
B) middle
C) later
D) exit
E) dual
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Disagreement and conflict are strongly disapproved of in many Asian cultures.
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38
The opposite or unproductive communication of frequent interruptions is:

A) infrequent interruptions
B) cross-complaining
C) excessive metacommunication
D) validation of each other
E) kitchen-sinking
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Each of the following are Japanese styles of negotiation EXCEPT:

A) avoid confrontation
B) avoid explicit disagreement
C) work to make sure that neither you nor the other person succeeds
D) plan to spend a long time discussing issues before moving toward a decision
E) understate your own initial position
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40
Conflict exists if people have differences.
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41
People who manage conflict unproductively often become embroiled in metacommunication and can't get back to the issues.
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Excessive metacommunication is a final form of negative communication in unproductive conflict.
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In constructive conflict communication, people use metacommunication to keep the discussion on track.
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Conflict is a normal, inevitable part of most interpersonal relationships.
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The majority of Mediterranean cultures regard lively conflict as normal, valuable part of everyday life.
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In a game called "blemish", one person pretends to complimentary but actually puts the other person down.
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Most of us have attitudes about conflict that reflects scripts we learned in our families.
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48
Identify the following:
Passive aggression
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Researchers report that there is no direct association between marital happiness and the number of arguments that spouses have.
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Identify the following:
win-win
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Cross-complaining occurs when one person's complaint is met by a countercomplaint.
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Mainstream culture in the United States emphasizes assertiveness and individuality.
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Ineffective communication can hurt individuals, damage relationships, and undermine the possibility of resolving problems.
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54
A common form of covert conflict is passive aggression, which is acting aggressively while denying feelings or acting aggressive.
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Identify the following:
win-lose
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The presence of conflict does not indicate that a relationship is unhealthy or in trouble, and how partners manage conflict doesn't influence relational health.
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57
Identify the following:
Exit response
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Low levels of conflict could reflect limited emotional depth between partners or unwillingness to engage in communication about differences.
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lose-lose
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Research has shown that forgiveness is a major influence on how or whether relationships progress.
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In Chapter 9, Julia Wood discussed the concept of grace. Define this concept and explain under what conditions and in what relationships showing grace is appropriate and inappropriate.
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Kitchen-sinking
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Eric Berne catalogued a number of games that people play. Define the concept of games as Berne does, describe their characteristics, and provide an example to illustrate this concept. From what you know about effective communication during conflict and constructive conflict, discuss two skills, guidelines, or behaviors that can help to minimize game playing in relationships.
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Identify the following:
Interpersonal conflict
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Identify the following:
voice response
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Identify the following:
Neglect response
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What happens in the early, middle, and later stages of unproductive conflict?
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Explain the five principles of conflict.
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Identify the following:
Contracting
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What are some ways for handling workplace conflict effectively?
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Discuss and explain the different responses to conflict.
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Explain the communication of forgiveness.
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73
Identify the following:
Loyalty response
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74
Identify the following:
Bracketing
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What are the characteristics of forgiveness? How is forgiveness a part of conflict? Describe an example from your own experiences in forgiveness was part of the conflict process.
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