Damar, a well-liked football star and Yrden, a poor immigrant who has just moved into the neighborhood, get into a fight on the playground. They are both taken to the principal's office. The teacher tells the principal that the fight started over a football. She says, "Yrden claims it is his but I doubt it since he is too poor to afford it and Damar is the football star after all. Yrden should be suspended." The principal says he will listen to both sides of the story before deciding what happened and the punishment. What conflict resolution value is the principal exhibiting that the teacher is not?

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The principal is exhibiting the value of Equality by choosing to listen to both sides of the story without making assumptions based on socioeconomic status or popularity, unlike the teacher who is biased against Yrden.

Damar, a Well-Liked Football Star and Yrden, a Poor Immigrant