Week 2 Quiz - worth 100 points Mark one answer by highlighting the letter marking your answer in red. ** Please answer all 50 questions Example: Problem solving occurs when a group a. reaches a conclusion. b. passes judgment on an issue under consideration. c. develops a plan for reducing or eliminating the harmful effects of a problem. d. chooses among alternatives. e. analyzes the history, causes, and effects of a problem. Multiple Choice 1. The members of a civic association's committee on community safety disagree on whether to install more expensive street lighting throughout the development. What type of conflict is the group experiencing? a. affective b. collaborative c. substantive** d. competitive …show more content…
homogeneous ↔ heterogeneous d. concern for personal goals ↔ Concern for group goals** e . open system ↔ closed system 19. When face-to-face interaction is not convenient or possible, which of the following communication technologies is best suited for groups dealing with conflict? a. audioconferences b. videoconferences** c. bulletin boards d. email e. text messaging 20. Your textbook offers all of the following guidelines for making an effective apology EXCEPT a. Take responsibility for your actions with "I" statements. b. Clearly identify the behavior that was wrong. c. Explain why your actions are justified.** d. Acknowledge how others might feel. e. Express regret. 21. What do the 4Rs stand for in the 4Rs Method of Analyzing a Conflict? a. React, Reply, Reason, Reprimand b. Recognize, Reflect, Reconsider, Relate c. Reasons, Reactions, Results, Resolution** d. Resources, Repetitions, Readiness, and Resolution e. Recognize, Reflect, Reconsider, Reject 22. Which of the following is NOT part of the 4R method of Conflict Management? a. Reasons b. Reactions c. Results d. Reinterpretation** e. Resolution 23. If you assume that group members mean well and you feel free to express your feelings and ideas to others, you are on your way to dealing with conflict using a. the 4Rs Method. b. the A-E-I-O-U Model.** c. negotiation. d. mediation. e. arbitration. 24. Which method of conflict
Name at least one topic (T) issue, one relational (R) issue, one identity (I) issue, and one process (P) issue of this conflict.
30. A corporation is experiencing dysfunction in their work teams. The team leader plans to realign work groups based on employees' work locations, and also to alter rules and regulations in the groups and make additional changes to "shake things up a bit." Which conflict-stimulation technique is the team
Death is an experience that we will all have to encounter at some stage in life, but for those with elderly parents or relatives, the experience becomes more real. “The experience of dying not only affects the person who is dying but also caregivers, family members, and friends who are left behind” (Osterbur, 2015, p. 102 ) and I can associate with that. My maternal grandmother suffered a major stroke and was later diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. She died in the hospital 2 years ago. Unfortunately, she was not a recipient of hospice care and the task of caring for her was done at home with the help of a hired aide and family members. Novak (2012), explains that many are faced with the dilemma of institutional death or at home and the decision to prolong care or end treatment can be burdensome (p. 411). It was an uphill battle and emotionally draining for my mom and
To identify, a project idea based on my work and personal life will involve motivating my sister in having a healthier diet. By way of example, I will encourage her in eating more fruits and vegetables to strengthen her immune system and lower her blood pressure. Additionally, motivating her to a healthier eating habit will not only help her wellbeing but strength my abilities as a care provider. Considering that, her diet now consists of high sodium foods such as ramen noodles and fast food, she has been more restless and stressed. Henceforth, this project will build her health and offer her the opportunity to feel more energized, lower blood pressure, and even having more strength to practice walking with her leg braces versus her wheelchair.
8. A person may become infected with an STD in the throat and eye. Show answers
At week number thirty five, you should be delighted to know that your little one playing inside looks just like a little new born should and yes, it is just a matter of a few days till you can see and feel him or her in person! However as the day of labor comes closer, most of the pregnant women tend to panic and feel anxious as to how their pregnancy would go. While this is nothing but extremely normal and usual a happening, it is important to share the worries with your medical practitioner so that she can closely monitor your and your babies health in the due course of time.
Fear can be anything, fear of the dark, thieves, monsters, dogs, hight, being stuck in a place, snakes, deaths, anything. As long as it chases you in your deepest nightmares and make you wake up shaking and sweating terrified, but also relieved that is over. But all these fears have a reason. For example Salamanca's fear of a pregnant women, it's probably because her mother was expecting a baby but he died. The fear of elevators is because she lived in a farm and she is definitely not used to elevators. Sal is also terrified of car accident because that was the cause of her mother's death. Unlike many people Salamanca is not afraid of spiders, snakes and wasps, that is because she is a country
1. The impatience that Didion anticipates at the beginning of paragraph five most likely arises because . . .
Sandy, I enjoyed reading through your response and I agreed with many the important principles you were able to glean from the chapters. It was valuable for the Brice family to be to have the choice to continue therapy. The family was given the independence to choose to continue or discontinue the therapy. Your second observation regarding Napier and Whitaker’s thoughts on how couples aid each other in poor behavior was another concepts I found to be interesting as well. One of the main points I was able to glean from the chapter was that an individual may choose someone who they sense, unconsciously, the potential for a crisis which will force the individual to face their own central fears. The concept of choose a mate based off an unconscious
Case Manager Comments: Allyson, the end of this term is approaching. During the coming weeks, it would be good for you to prepare your material for your final examinations. You have some final papers, and presentations to work on, please contact your tutors to work on them.
Conflict is generally defined by four criteria: expressed tension, interdependence, perceived incompatible goals, and the need for resolution (Wood,
I have had a lot of issues on first and third. I had to move Paul to third because of the many issues on first. From what I have observed is disabled. He is a diabetic that can not afford his meds. He is almost blind, and he is losing his strength to even stand up. Paul has almost fell to the floor twice while talking to me as I set at the desk. He as stumbled and fell several time, once he fell and turned his cart over. I am still gathering info on the third shift issue. I moved Tara to first, because an employee came in to the cage and got her number and called her, then later followed her home and ran the doorbell. I am trying to get the guys name. Ruse did not seam to know his name when described to him. All issues have been discussed in
Fry Brothers heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. employs Larry Clark and George Murnen to make service calls to repair furnaces and air conditioning units in homes. Tom Fry, the owner, would like to know whether there is a difference in the mean number of service calls they make per day. Assume the population standard deviation for Larry Clark is 1.05 calls per day and 1.23 calls per day for George Murnen. A random sample of 40 days last year showed that Larry Clark made an average of
3b. When a someone uses “you” and “we” in an attempt to speak generally, encourage them to use “I” statements.
1. Which form of communication, oral or written, is most important in each of the following situations?