Practice Questions Interpersonal Conflict Hocker-Wilmot 10th edition.

Practice Questions Interpersonal Conflict Hocker-Wilmot 10th edition. Chapter 1 The Nature of Conflict Hocker: Interpersonal Conflict, 10e TB-1 | 1 Copyright ©2018 McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved. No reproduction or distribution without the prior written consent of McGraw-Hill Education. EXAM QUESTIONS: Chapter 1 True/False T F 1. According to Chapter 1, the authors state that people are born with conflict management skills that mostly stem from common sense. T F 2. Once a person becomes truly skilled at managing conflict, he or she will not have to deal with it—conflict is avoidable. T F 3. Once a person perceives that another person’s emotional intensity is escalating, the negative spiral has begun. T F 4. More than 50 percent of adolescent conflicts are resolved by standoffs or withdrawal. T F 5. An example of a scarce resource is self-esteem. T F 6. According to the text, disagreements are same as conflicts. T F 7. According to the text, an interperson