Conflictology answers Synergy MFPU (Test 100 points)

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  • Conflictology answers Synergy (Tests 100 points) 30 questions assessment Excellent
  • Errors in soft and hard confrontation include ...
  • departure from the topic
  • quick reconciliation
  • compromises
  • oncoming, stronger conflicts
  • Constructive conflict at work is based on
  • objective reasons
  • subjective reasons
  • wrong actions of the leader
  • wrong actions of the manager or subordinates
  • "Reporting an incident" in a controlled conflict is
  • audio recording of the incident
  • video recording of the incident
  • a more complete description of the situation with an assessment of what happened from the victim
  • brief description of the facts of the situation
  • The characteristics of the "cold world" include ...
  • fulfillment of obligations
  • tactful help
  • compliance with etiquette
  • no negative ratings
  • Conflicts at work are caused by ...
  • wages below the industry average
  • work schedule that does not coincide with the spouse´s work schedule
  • low discipline
  • having conflicting goals
  • A compromise strategy in conflict management involves ...
  • reaching consensus when the parties fully satisfy their interests
  • reaching agreements under which the contradiction that has arisen is temporarily removed in case of mutual concessions
  • striving to achieve the satisfaction of YOUR interests to the detriment of another, and in case of resistance - fixing the achieved result
  • lack of tendency for one of the partners or all parties to achieve their own goals
  • To resolve a non-random conflict ...
  • it is necessary to eliminate the conflict in the situation and to exhaust the conflict
  • it is necessary either to eliminate the conflict situation, or to exhaust the conflict
  • you can only eliminate the conflict situation
  • you can only exhaust the conflict
  • The reasons for the conflict are ...
  • inability to make responsible decisions
  • excess of information
  • forced situation
  • occurrence of obligations
  • It is not true that the negotiation functions include ... the function
  • informational
  • communicative
  • regulatory
  • financial
  • When negotiating with representatives of other cultures, special attention must be paid ...
  • organizational skills of the party preparing the negotiations
  • peculiarities of culture, mentality of opponents
  • previous experience of negotiations with representatives of this culture
  • the size of losses and insurance of RISKS in case the negotiations are unsuccessful
  • Among the principles that it is desirable to be guided by in the negotiations -
  • separate people from the problem
  • force an opponent to seek solutions
  • discuss an opponent´s actions
  • do not evaluate people
  • Family conflicts are often associated with ...
  • disappointment in a partner
  • intolerance of the spouse´s habits
  • the number of children from a previous marriage of one of the partners
  • work schedules of one of the partners
  • Background factors during manipulative influence
  • soften the effect of exposure
  • enhance the effect of exposure
  • help the initiator to influence
  • The first stage of negotiations is ... negotiations
  • defining goals
  • determination of the budget
  • selection of the venue
  • arena search
  • Negotiation technique "fogging" involves ...
  • partial disagreement with the words of the opponent
  • complete disagreement with the words of the opponent
  • partial agreement with the words of the opponent
  • reframing what the opponent said with subsequent consent
  • How a person responds to conflict situations is ...
  • confrontation, accommodation., compromise, avoidance and cooperation
  • confrontation, competition, avoidance .. cooperation and avoidance
  • compromise, cooperation, avoidance, confrontation and win-win
  • compromise, partial concession, avoidance, accommodation and win-win
  • A two-dimensional model for diagnosing personality behavior in a conflict situation was proposed by
  • K. Thomas
  • A.P. Egides
  • Z.P. Sheinov
  • AND I. Antsupov
  • The characteristics of the "warm world" include ...
  • compliance with etiquette
  • positive and negative scenes
  • doing more than expect

Additional information

  • By the law of compatibility ...
  • innate qualities of partners are mainly contrasting
  • innate qualities of partners are predominantly similar
  • the acquired qualities of partners are mostly contrasting
  • acquired qualities of partners are predominantly similar
  • Negotiation is aimed at reaching an agreement in a situation where you and the other side have common interests, but at the same time there are opposite
  • way of communication
  • method of conflict interaction
  • conflict resolution mechanism
  • The functions of a mediator in resolving a conflict include ...
  • defining the rules of conduct in the negotiation process
  • demonstration to the parties of the true interests behind the positions
  • validation of proposals
  • consultation on negotiation skills
  • To resolve interpersonal conflict, it is necessary ...
  • be able to defend your point of view
  • formulate the reason for the contradiction in a gentle and streamlined manner
  • recognize each other´s rights
  • look for a general solution
  • The properties of the conflict include ...
  • contradictions
  • opposition of objects of conflict
  • negative emotions
  • closed nature of action
  • The constructive ultimatum contains ...
  • positive sanctions
  • negative sanction suggestion
  • factual description of the situation
  • description of emotions
  • Self-esteem of a person according to the "please others" type is formed through ...
  • example of parents
  • parental orders to do their will
  • positive reinforcement of the child´s actions when he helps the parents
  • requirements of the first teacher
  • The manipulation structure contains ...
  • target of impact, target and initiator of impact
  • target, target and background factors
  • initiator of influence, target, target and addressee of influence
  • The negotiation technique "approaching the deer" means ...
  • more attentive study of the contract by all responsible employees of your company, the song of its signing during negotiations
  • clarification with additional questions of everything that is not obvious, in the process of negotiations and before they start
  • negotiating on the opponent´s territory
  • secret introduction of an employee into the environment of an opponent 3-6 months before the expected start of negotiations
  • There are no conflicts in the classification
  • intrapersonal conflicts
  • random conflicts
  • intergroup conflicts
  • type E conflicts
  • It is not true. That ... can be attributed to the methods of preventing conflict communication
  • rejection of conflicts
  • preserving personal boundaries
  • structural changes in the organization
  • counter-manipulation
  • Identifying YOUR weaknesses in preparation for commercial negotiations means ...
  • make a list of all bottlenecks in your proposal when negotiating with similar opponents over the past 3 years
  • brainstorm the negative factors of your proposal for all companies -
  • potential partners in the market
  • assume the emergence of risks from a possible breakdown of negotiations
  • analyze the interests of the opponent and his factors of strength in relation to you
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