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________ is an ability to voice one's own concerns, rights, or interests without interfering
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with others' interests or compromising their rights.
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competitive approach ||\\//||




gunny-sacking

mind-mapping

assertive communication ||\\//||




aggressive communication ||\\//||




assertive communication ||\\//||




Which of the following is NOT a category of intangible conflict issues?
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personality issues ||\\//||




relationship issues ||\\//||




financial issues ||\\//||




behavioral issues ||\\//||




financial issues ||\\//||




Which approach to conflict does the text book advise is most often recommended?
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a) compromising
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b) collaborating
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,c) avoiding
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d) accommodating
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e) competing
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collaborating




Andy and Taylor agreed they want to go to San Diego for Spring Break, but Andy wants to
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fly, and Taylor wants to drive. This is an example of:
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a) incompatible goals
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b) incompatible means
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c) sense of urgency
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d) adverse effect on relationship
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e) inevitability
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incompatible means ||\\//||




Which of the following is true of interpersonal conflict, by definition?
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, a) It always involves two or more interdependent parties.
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b) It always involves verbal communication.
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c) It always involves actual interference, scarce resources, and/or incompatible goals.
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d) It always involves anger.
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c) It always involves actual interference, scarce resources, and/or incompatible goals.
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incorrect




According to social exchange theory, people choose their actions based on: ||\\//|| ||\\//|| ||\\//|| ||\\//|| ||\\//|| ||\\//|| ||\\//|| ||\\//|| ||\\//|| ||\\//||




a) the other person's goals.
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b) desire to minimize costs and maximize rewards.
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c) power imbalance.
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d) self-interest.
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e) All of the above.
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f) Options B and D only.
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e) All of the above.
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