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RRM3 D268 Task 2 TEMPLATE 22 22 22 22




Instructions: Complete and submit this document as your Task 2 for D268.
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Instructions for Section A: 22 22 22




First, watch the “Workplace Conflict” video. Then, analyze the video’s
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interaction by doing the following:
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Tip: See Section 2 (The Art of Conflict Management and Professional
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Conversations) Lesson 4 for information on interpersonal
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communication behaviors.
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A1. For each character
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(i.e., Raymond & Jenna)
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Raymond starts the conversation with his 22 22
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you observed in the video,
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arms crossed and with an argumentative 22 22 22
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identify 1 or 2
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tone. He continues that throughout.
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interpersonal
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communication behaviors
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that escalated the conflict.
Write about Jenna here.
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See Section 2: Lessons
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4.2-4.5 Managing
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Jenna becomes defensive after Raymond
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Conflict: Interpersonal
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blames her department and says he is
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Conflict.
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implying something that was not stated. 22 22 22 22 22 22




Note: The interpersonal 22 22




communicationbehaviors
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could be verbal or
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nonverbal.
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A1A. How did 2 2 22 Write about Raymond here. 22 22 22




2Raymond’s and Jenna’s
2 22 22 Raymond came into the conversation with an 22 22 22 22 22 22




behaviors in A1 escalate
22 22 22 22 argumentative tone and showed that with his
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the conflict? Describe
22 22 2 2 crossed arms as well. That stance showed
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how each of the identified
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behaviors in A1 escalated
22 22 22 22 Jenna and not trying to discuss how they can
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the conflict.
22 22 work together, which escalated the
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conversation.
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, Write about Jenna here. 22 22 22




Jenna gets defensive and starts to argue 22 22 22 22 22 22




back. She starts out more open to a
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discussion, but then closes off and argues
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when Raymond continues to blame her
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department. This escalates the conversation 22 22 22 22




further.
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A2. For each of the
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interpersonal
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communicationbehaviors
22 2 conversation with a more open mind. Instead of
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identified in prompt A1,
22 22 22 22 crossing his arms from the start he could have
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provide an alternative
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communication behavior
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that could have been
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used to de-escalate the
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conflict.
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Write about Jenna here. 22 22 22




Note: The interpersonal
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Instead of getting defensive Jenna could have 22 22 22 22 22 22




communicationbehaviors
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kept her positivity up. She could have talked
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could be verbal or
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to Raymond more about the problems he is
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nonverbal.
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facing and how they could possibly be solved.
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A2A. Describe how each
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of the identified behaviors
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in prompt A2 could have
22 22 22 22 22 more open mind and without just blaming
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been used to de-escalate
22 22 22 22 everyone else, then the conversation could
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the conflict.
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mutual discussion on how they can help each
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other to solve these problems.
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Write about Jenna here. 22 22 22




If Jenna did not get so defensive with Raymond
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blaming her department, she could have had
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the potential to de-escalate by sympathizing
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with Raymond. Then they could have mutually
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discussed a resolution.
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