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Conflict Resolution Unit 1 Milestone 1 Which of the following statements describes the accommodating conflict style? • One party will not resolve the conflict unless all parties agree to accommodate each other's needs. • One party seeks to accommodate his or her own needs over the needs of another. • One party behaves in a highly assertive manner. • One party helps to meet another's needs at the expense of his or her own needs. CONCEPT Accommodating 2 Which of the following statements about game theory in conflict resolution is true? • Game theory only accounts for strategic moves. • Game theory only accounts for gains. • Game theory only accounts for losses. • Game theory only accounts for relational aspects. CONCEPT Game Theory 3 Which of the following statements about restorative justice is true? • Restorative justice aims to keep the victims at a distance from the offender. • Restorative justice aims to reduce the likelihood of re-offense. • Restorative justice is only appropriate for major offenses. • Restorative justice has higher penalties than court. CONCEPT Restorative Justice 4 Unlike mediation, conciliation attempts to do which of the following? • Meet each party's needs through a collaborative effort • Gain concessions from each party to craft an agreement • Decide the outcome after reviewing the evidence in the case • Offer opinions and suggestions if asked by either party CONCEPT Conciliation 5 Which style of mediation can involve a mediator stepping out of his or her role as a neutral party to decide an outcome? • Facilitative mediation • Transformative mediation • Evaluative mediation • Mediation-arbitration CONCEPT Different Styles of Mediation 6 At which stage of conflict do parties become fully aware of each other's role in their unmet needs? • Crisis • Discomfort • Tension • Incident CONCEPT Incident 7 Which of the following statements best describes the competing conflict style? • When using this style, one party seeks to convince the other party of the merits of his/her position through debate. • When using this style, one party seeks to meet his/her own needs at the expense of another party's needs. • When using this style, one party seeks to achieve the mutual and respective goals of both parties. • When using this style, one party seeks to get his/her own needs met by attacking the other party. CONCEPT Competing 8 The way a person thinks of himself or herself is referred to as that person's __________. • nature • conflict style • in-group • identity CONCEPT Identity and Conflict 9 The avoiding style can be described as which of the following? • High in assertiveness and low in cooperativeness • Low in assertiveness and high in cooperativeness • Low in both assertiveness and cooperativeness • High in both assertiveness and cooperativeness CONCEPT Avoiding 10 The collaborating conflict style can best be defined as a style in which parties __________. • work jointly to try and meet all of each other's needs • compete for time and attention • work to make sure each party offers concessions to the other party • make an effort to meet each other's needs even if it means sacrificing some of their own needs CONCEPT Collaborating 11 Conflicts often move from one stage to another. This can be described as which of the following? • Intensifying or de-intensifying • Progressing or going backward • Rising or falling • Escalating or de-escalating CONCEPT Resolution and Post-Conflict 12 When is conflict the easiest to resolve? • When the parties request an intervention • At the end of the conflict • Conflict is easy to resolve at any stage. • At the earliest possible stage CONCEPT Discomfort 13 At which stage of conflict do parties start to adopt negative views of each other? • Misunderstanding • Incident • Pre-conflict • Crisis CONCEPT Misunderstanding 14 Which one of the following conflict resolution processes is most appropriate when parties are unable or unwilling to meet together? • Restorative justice • Conciliation • Transformative mediation • Arbitration CONCEPT Resolution Processes Overview 15 In a conflict at the tension stage, which of the following behaviors would a mediator expect to see? • Active attempts between the parties to harm each other • Parties talking to others about the conflict in hopes of gaining allies • Members of the parties minimizing the significance of incidents between them • Unawareness of the parties’ relationship to each other CONCEPT Tension 16 __________ conflict would include external forces that impede parties' goals or the exercise of their rights. • Values-based • Data-based • Structural • Relationship-based CONCEPT Types of Conflict 17 Which of the following is a result of the growth of ADR? • Lower rate of divorce among married couples • Increase in the use of mediation in divorce proceedings and neighborhood disputes • Less jail time for people who commit felony offenses • More focus on the emotional aspects of a conflict CONCEPT History of ADR and Conflict Resolution 18 Franklin was involved in a long-standing conflict with his neighbors over the condition of his house, which was very run-down. Although he had the money to fix it, Franklin refused to do so. The conflict recently became very intense, and a local reporter wrote a story about it. During the interview with Franklin, the reporter asked how the conflict affected Franklin. “Well,