Conflict Resolution

A conflict is when two or more people disagree about something, and one of them experiences negative feelings towards the problem.

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If someone takes something that belongs to you, the right thing to do would be to take something that belongs to them without their permission.

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A resolution is the way two or more people solve a problem, with no bad feelings after the problem has been solved.

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If someone does something that hurts you, you should fight them and not tell them how you feel.

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Conflict resolution is when a problem has been solved, and everyone has been treated fairly.

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In order to make things fair, everyone involved in a problem should:

• Shout at each other.

• Call each other bad names.

• Avoid making things worse.

• Stop being friends with each other.

To understand a problem we should:

• Talk while another person is talking.

• Treat them in an unfair way.

• Tell the other person you do not want to talk to them.

• Put yourself in their shoes and think about how you would feel.

When you are upset with or hurt by someone, it is important that you:

• Get back at the other person.

• Handle the problem right away.

• Win the argument.

• Yell at the other person.

Conflict resolution is when you try to solve a problem in a way that:

• Starts a fight.

• Makes you angry.

• Makes everyone happy.

• Makes others crazy.

Which statement below is not a conflict resolution skill:

• Be respectful.

• Allow the other person to speak.

• Focus on the real issue.

• Call the person names and shout at them.