Question 1

Transactive goals develop

Accepted Answer

Transactive goals develop during conflict episodes as they are shaped by the interaction and communication that occurs in the midst of the conflict, rather than before or after the conflict.

Question 2

"Good" conflict goals remain steadfast-they should not change before,during
or after a conflict.

Accepted Answer

Conflict goals may change before, during or after a conflict as new information is revealed, priorities shift or the situation evolves.

Question 3

Arguing over what music to listen to in the car is primarily concerned with
the Topic.

Accepted Answer

The statement is incomplete and does not provide enough context to determine what "the Topic" refers to. Arguing over music in the car is generally about personal preferences, not a specific topic.

Question 4

Which of the following are considered to be the "drivers" of disputes?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following are considered to...

Question 5

The two primary drivers of most conflicts are "relationship" and "power."

Accepted Answer

Relationship and power are commonly identified as the main drivers of conflicts in various fields such as psychology, sociology, and political science. Conflicts often arise due to differences in relationships between individuals, groups, or nations, as well as concerning power imbalances and struggles for control or influence.

Question 6

To be truly collaborative,conflict goals must be behaviorally specific.

Accepted Answer

This statement is true. When conflict goals are behaviorally specific, it is easier for all parties involved to understand the exact behaviors that need to change in order to resolve the conflict and reach a mutually beneficial solution. This specificity can lead to more effective collaboration.

Question 7

Tyler is a young,naturally gifted athlete.Unfortunately,his work ethic does not match his talent.When he finished sixth in a competition rather than his expected first or second place,he spent a great deal of time and energy telling people how the judges were unfair and were biased toward other athletes.Tyler is using which of the following face-saving strategies?

Accepted Answer

Tyler is using the face-saving strategy of claiming unjust intimidation, by suggesting that the judges unfairly favored other athletes over him. This allows him to maintain his own self-esteem and shift the blame for his performance onto external factors.

Question 8

When roommates argue about whose turn it is to do the dishes,they are
likely to be arguing about the process.

Accepted Answer

The argument is about the division of labor and who is responsible for a certain task, which is a part of the process of maintaining a clean living space.

Question 9

According to the TRIP model,the mode of communication (texting v.talking
face-to-face)is part of the "identity" element.

Accepted Answer

The TRIP model includes Topic, Relationship, Identity, and Process, but the mode of communication is part of the "Process" element, not "Identity".

Question 10

Steve and Bonnie disagree on how to spend the money they receive from their tax refund.Steve wants to take the family on a trip to Seattle and Bonnie wants to save if for a rainy day.What type of goal does this conflict interaction represent?

Accepted Answer

This conflict interaction represents a topic goal because it is about a specific issue or subject matter, which is how to spend the tax refund.

Question 11

Relationship goals refer to those that answer the question

Accepted Answer

The answer of Relationship goals refer to those that answer...

Question 12

The goals one has for the outcome of a conflict prior to actively engaging in it
are called "prospective" goals.

Accepted Answer

This is correct. Prospective goals refer to the desired outcomes of a conflict before it has started, as opposed to retrospective goals which are the desired outcomes after a conflict has occurred.

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT true about the nature of overlapping TRIP goals?

Accepted Answer

Content-only solutions are often not sufficient in serious disputes as identity and relationship issues underlie the conflict. The other options are true about the nature of overlapping TRIP goals.

Question 14

Which of the following statement is NOT true about relational issues and identity?

Accepted Answer

This statement is not true. Identity issues can greatly impact the way we interpret and give relational messages.

Question 15

A newlywed couple was having trouble resolving their disputes.The husband felt like he was trying to solve the problems,but his wife did not take him seriously during the discussions because she would do something else while they were talking--laundry,redecorating,etc.They decided that they would have a "meeting" to discuss issues when they arose.The meeting would be a time where they would shut out all distractions and discuss the situation until a solution arose.What is the paramount goal in this situation?

Accepted Answer

The paramount goal in this situation is to establish a process for resolving disputes effectively. The couple wants to create a structured and focused environment where they can discuss issues without distractions and work towards finding solutions.

Question 16

The statement "Well,you don't have to be so nasty about it" most likely reflects what type of goal?

Accepted Answer

The answer of The statement "Well,you don't have to be...

Question 17

Retrospective goals are the ones that

Accepted Answer

Retrospective goals are goals that give us a sense of clarity of the implications of a conflict when we look back on it. These goals are typically identified and understood after the conflict has occurred and we have had time to reflect on the outcome. They help us to learn from our experiences and make better decisions in the future.

Question 18

Arguing with your parents about what time you are supposed to be home is
an example of the Relationship element of TRIP.

Accepted Answer

TRIP stands for Trust, Respect, Independence, and Communication, all of which are important elements in any relationship. The example given relates to the Communication aspect of TRIP, as the argument is likely a result of a breakdown in communication about expectations and boundaries.

Question 19

If you feel excluded from making an important decision,the element of
TRIP you are most likely concerned with it Process.

Accepted Answer

Process is the element of TRIP that deals with the steps and procedures involved in decision-making, so feeling excluded from this process would likely be a concern.

Question 20

According to the TRIP model,the use and balance of power are most
connected to the "relational" element.

Accepted Answer

According to the TRIP model, the relational element focuses on the interactions and relationships between parties, including the use and balance of power. Therefore, the use and balance of power are most connected to the relational element.

Quiz 3: Interests and Goals

Transactive goals develop

"Good" conflict goals remain steadfast-they should not change before,during or after a conflict.

Arguing over what music to listen to in the car is primarily concerned with the Topic.

Which of the following are considered to be the "drivers" of disputes?

The two primary drivers of most conflicts are "relationship" and "power."

To be truly collaborative,conflict goals must be behaviorally specific.

When roommates argue about whose turn it is to do the dishes,they are likely to be arguing about the process.

According to the TRIP model,the mode of communication (texting v.talking face-to-face)is part of the "identity" element.

Steve and Bonnie disagree on how to spend the money they receive from their tax refund.Steve wants to take the family on a trip to Seattle and Bonnie wants to save if for a rainy day.What type of goal does this conflict interaction represent?

Relationship goals refer to those that answer the question

The goals one has for the outcome of a conflict prior to actively engaging in it are called "prospective" goals.

Which of the following is NOT true about the nature of overlapping TRIP goals?

Which of the following statement is NOT true about relational issues and identity?

The statement "Well,you don't have to be so nasty about it" most likely reflects what type of goal?

Retrospective goals are the ones that

Arguing with your parents about what time you are supposed to be home is an example of the Relationship element of TRIP.

If you feel excluded from making an important decision,the element of TRIP you are most likely concerned with it Process.

According to the TRIP model,the use and balance of power are most connected to the "relational" element.