
Corroborating and handling conflict
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- Q1What is an effective way to handle conflict in a group setting?Listen actively to all parties involvedIgnore differing opinionsAssert your viewpoint without discussionChange the topic to avoid confrontation30s
- Q2Which of the following is a key step in corroborating information during a conflict resolution process?Choosing not to consider opposing viewpointsRelying solely on one person's accountMaking assumptions based on past experiencesVerifying facts from multiple sources30s
- Q3What is a positive outcome of successfully handling a conflict?Increased resentment between partiesEscalation of the original disagreementAvoidance of future discussionsImproved relationships and understanding30s
- Q4What is one common technique used to help mediate conflicts?Yelling to establish authorityBlaming one party for the conflictIgnoring the problem until it resolves itselfFacilitating open and respectful dialogue30s
- Q5Which of the following strategies can help in corroborating information during a conflict?Listening to gossip from friendsCross-checking details with reliable witnessesOnly considering what you want to believeTrusting only your own perspective30s
- Q6What is a benefit of using 'I' statements in conflict resolution?They increase tension between partiesThey express personal feelings without blaming othersThey focus only on the other person's faultsThey allow for vague communication30s
- Q7What role does empathy play in resolving conflicts?It allows individuals to understand each other's perspectivesIt replaces the need for communicationIt leads to more argumentsIt encourages people to take sides30s
- Q8What is the first step you should take when facing a conflict?Blame the other person immediatelyIdentify the source of the conflictMake assumptions about their intentionsAvoid addressing the issue30s
- Q9In conflict resolution, why is it important to remain calm?It allows for emotional outburstsIt encourages hostilityIt shows weakness to the opposing partyIt helps facilitate rational discussion30s
- Q10What is an effective method for reaching a compromise during a conflict?Finding common ground and making concessionsInsisting on one party's demandsRefusing to talk until someone gives inCreating more conflict to resolve the issue30s
- Q11What is an effective way to resolve conflict when opinions differ?Ignore the problem until it goes away.Listen actively to all sides and seek common ground.Take a break and don't discuss it further.Argue until one person gives in.30s
- Q12When trying to corroborate information from different sources, what should you primarily look for?The number of times a source is citedThe popularity of the sourceThe length of the sourcesConsistency and agreement among the sources.30s
- Q13What is a key benefit of handling conflict through collaboration?It allows one party to dominate the conversation.It usually resolves conflicts faster than other methods.It can lead to a win-win solution for all parties involved.It avoids all disagreements and tension.30s
- Q14Which strategy is most effective for corroborating conflicting information?Only using sources from one perspective.Choosing the source you agree with the most.Relying on social media for facts.Cross-referencing with credible and diverse sources.30s
- Q15What is an important first step in resolving a conflict?Avoid discussing the issue altogether.Identify the issue clearly and communicate it to all parties.Escalate the situation to a higher authority immediately.Blame the other person for the conflict.30s