Module 4

1. This response involves completely ignoring or withdrawing from a conflict instead of addressing it.

• Avoidance

• Compromise

• Competition

• Collaboration

• Accommodation

2. 2. When both parties give up something to reach a middle-ground solution.

• Avoidance

• Compromise

• Competition

• Collaboration

• Accommodation

2. A highly assertive but low-cooperative response where one person tries to win at the expense of the other. 

• Avoidance

• Compromise

• Competition

• Collaboration

• Accommodation

2. 1. The most cooperative and assertive response where both parties work together for a win-win outcome.

• Avoidance

• Compromise

• Competition

• Collaboration

• Accommodation

2.  When someone prioritizes the other person’s needs over their own to maintain peace or relationships. 

• Avoidance

• Compromise

• Competition

• Collaboration

• Accommodation

2. This response is useful when the issue is trivial, and avoiding it will not cause serious harm. 

• Avoidance

• Compromise

• Competition

• Collaboration

• Accommodation

2. 1. A conflict response that is best when time is limited, and a quick but fair decision is needed.

• Avoidance

• Compromise

• Competition

• Collaboration

• Accommodation

2. 1. This response may lead to resentment if one party consistently sacrifices their needs for others. 

• Avoidance

• Compromise

• Competition

• Collaboration

• Accommodation

2. 1. A response where neither party fully wins, but both get some of what they want. 

• Avoidance

• Compromise

• Competition

• Collaboration

• Accommodation

2. 1. The best conflict response when teamwork and creative problem-solving are required. 

• Avoidance

• Compromise

• Competition

• Collaboration

• Accommodation