It involves perceived scarce resources |
What is true with respect to interpersonal conflict? |
They are not engaged in conflict because conflict must be expressed |
Felix and Hector are facing differing views, but nothing has been voiced. What is true? |
All of these are true |
Frank and Samantha are facing predicaments |
Conflict is a hammer |
What is not true concerning common conflict metaphors identified in the textbook? |
Thinking of conflict as a game if you traditionally think of it as a battle |
What accurately reflects the idea of reframing a conflict? |
The specific point of contention giving rise to the conflict |
The content dimension of a conflict relates to what? |
Meta conflict |
John stopped a conflict with Anna. Their exchange is an example of |
Calcium deposits in the kidneys |
What is not one of the health detriments associated with conflict? |
Diametrically opposed |
When two points of view are in conflict and share no common ground |
Relationships with in-laws |
Research shows that three issues top the list as sources of conflict, what is not one of them? |
Women are always taught to be submissive to the demands of men |
what is not true concerning sex and conflict? |
All of these |
Examples of passive aggression as defined in the text? |
Women are most likely to demand and men are most likely to withdraw |
When spouses engage in the demand withdrawal pattern who is most likely to demand and withdraw? |
All of these |
What is true about collectivistic cultures? |
Always respond using the same communication medium |
What is not useful for managing a conflict online? |
Power |
The ability to manipulate, influence, or control other people or events |
Power is known as a single dimension concept |
What is not true concerning statements about power? |
A complimentary relationship |
A relationship between a person of higher power and a person of lesser power |
Coercive power |
The form of power derived from the ability to punish |
70% |
Women earn only about blank as much as men |
Verbal aggression |
Using words to attack or demean others |
High power distance |
People in this type of culture think of the unequal distribution of power as normal or even desirable |
Gunny sacking |
The practice of saving up past grievances and bringing them all up at the same time |
Contempt |
A type of behavior where people insult each other and attack each other’s self worth |
Flooding happens when someone engaged in conflict is emotionally or psychologically unable to engage the discussion further |
In one statement, correctly define the concept of flooding |
Accommodating |
This conflict management strategy involves a high concern for the other party but a low concern for the self |
True |
To qualify as conflict, a struggle or disagreement has to be expressed |
False |
The most distressed relationships are those with the most frequent conflict |
True |
The strength of the immune system is predicted by the way people handle conflict, particularly in romantic relationships |
False |
The topics that gay and lesbian couples experience conflict over tend to differ from the conflict topics of heterosexual couples |
False |
traditional gender socialization encourages men to use accommodating conflict management strategies |
False |
The disinhibition effect suggest that online conflicts are more likely to involve in equitable distribution of power than face to face conflicts |
True |
Referent power derives from one’s admiration for, and attraction to, another |
True |
As an approach to structuring families and communities, patriarchy is virtually universal |
False |
Stonewalling involves seeing yourself as a victim and denying responsibility for your own behaviour |
True |
The goal of collaboration is to identify a win win solution to a conflict |
False |
If you try hard enough, you can resolve any conflict |
25% |
Researchers determined that more than blank of the statements made in a week involved some form of deception |
The receiver must believe the information is true |
What is not true concerning the characteristics of deception? |
Fraud |
Miss representing facts for the purpose of material gain |
Tanya did not lie to her boss because she believed her statement was true |
Tanya had an appointment, and didn’t check her calendar. what is true? |
People commonly engage in deception to avoid hurting others feelings |
What does deception can serve as a social lubricant mean? |
Some lies take advantage of others ignorance |
What is not true concerning common reasons for deception? |
Perjury |
Lying under oath |
Equivocation |
What form of deception is an act of dissimulation? |
Falsification |
Sandra mats found that almost half of people’s deception attempts involved what form of deception? |
Equivocation |
Ramon responds to his girlfriend asking if he loves her with an ambiguous response. What form of deception is this? |
Exaggeration |
Frank’s grandfather always increases the size of his fish from his fishing story. What is this an example of? |
The salesperson engaged in deception by omission |
Ronaldo bought a TV, and realized it was too expensive. This was because he had to purchase additional channels. what is true? |
55% |
The average person can detect deception approximately what percentage of the time? |
All of these |
What contributes to peoples inability to detect deception accurately? |
A third party reveals the truth |
According to research, most people discover that they have been lied to when |
Decreased gesturing |
What behavioral change is a reliable cue to deception? |
Education level |
Men are more likely than women to lie about this characteristic in an online dating ad |
Blinking |
An increase in which nonverbal behavior is indicative of deception? |
Being lied to by a highly motivated liar |
What would tend to increase your chances of detecting deception? |
They focus their research on the speaker’s nonverbal cues |
How do researchers study deceptive behaviour in cross-cultural environments? |
A listener is so suspicious that he or she doubts someone else’s truthful statement |
An example of the othello error |
True |
Many forms of politeness and discretion involves being deceptive |
False |
It is impossible to lie if everything you say is true |
True |
It is possible to be deceptive without ever saying a word |
False |
Deception done for the right reasons is not really deception |
False |
Most people are quite good at detecting deception |
True |
Our truth bias is usually stronger for friends than for strangers |
True |
One of the most common ways people discover they have been lied to is from third party information |
False |
Pupil dilation usually decreases when people are being deceptive |
False |
Vocal characteristics are usually poor indicators of deception |
True |
When lying to a stranger, one will usually be more successful doing so in a face to face conversation than in an email message |
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