Conflict Resolution And Peace Studies Quiz 12 (20 MCQs)

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1. Why do we need to practice conflict resolution?
2. Where does conflict happen? Choose the best answer!
3. Multiparty diplomatic negotiation, where diplomatic negotiation can be regarded as an 'exchange of concessions and compensations in a framework of international order accepted by sovereign entities'. this is known as:
4. Who is affected by conflict in the workplace?
5. How does consensus building differ from majority rule?
6. Where there is a shared finite resource all individuals will act in self interest by maximising their own use of the resource, ultimately leading to its depletion and demise
7. According to the video, paying attention to nonverbal communication is important during a discussion or argument because .....
8. If your friend is sad, what will you do?
9. As the manager of a clothing store, you are trying to figure out ways to increase sales with your sales team but at the end of the meeting no one can agree with any one solution. What is the BEST advantage in this circumstance of using the compromising principle of management?
10. Positive Relationships are based on .....
11. Which word means to 'vote no'?
12. Self-sabotage is a frequent event in the ..... of failure.
13. When you're feeling angry at someone, it helps to empathize with them, and consider their feelings. What does "empathize" mean?
14. Always use words like "never" and "always" when sharing your thoughts.
15. During a group project, Daniel, Kai, and Zoe reach a compromise where everyone benefits and no one loses. What type of situation is this?
16. How does conciliation differ from mediation and arbitration?
17. ..... is to shut out or ignore opinions and beliefs that are different from their own.
18. What is the first tip for effective communication and conflict resolution?
19. Ali and Zain had a conflict about how to prepare a report and which graphs to use to display the data. This is an example of:
20. Try to see things through the other person's perspective.