Julian [Student ID: 8052-13132]

Instance of: Conflict Management Knowledge Test (3-6)
Administered By: myers, holly
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Grade: 3

Gender: male

Date Taken: 1/28/25

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This assessment measures two important aspects of conflict management:

1. Think about the conflict: Do you think about your feelings, the situation, and the perspective of others when you experience a disagreement?

2. Manage the conflict: Do you take steps to manage or resolve the conflict?

The graph highlights your strengths.

Question	Reversed?	Topic	VERY like me	5	4	3	2	1	NOT like me
1. When I experience a conflict, I know there are different ways I can respond.		Understand Natural Response
2. I think about how I want to respond to a disagreement before I say or do anything.		Understand Natural Response
3. When I experience a conflict, I think about reasons the conflict happened, including possible misunderstandings.		Understand Natural Response
4. I try to understand the other person`s point of view during an argument.		Understand Context
5.   I explain my thoughts and feelings respectfully during a disagreement.		Understand Context
6. If I become angry during a disagreement, I can calm myself.		Understand Context
7. When I have a disagreement with someone, I avoid talking to them.	YES	Apply Approaches
8. If two friends are arguing, I help them understand both sides of the argument.		Apply Approaches
9. During a disagreement, I have trouble listening to others` thoughts and feelings.	YES	Apply Approaches
10. When I experience a conflict, I work with the other person to decide what we should do next.		Apply Approaches

Quiz Section

Question	Correct Answer	Were You Correct?
11. Choose the best definition of conflict management.	B	YES
12. Which of the following is NOT true?	B	NO
13. Which of the following is NOT a step in negotiation?	D	NO
14. Which best describes the role of a mediator?	B	NO
15. Your best friend said mean things to you at school and hurt your feelings, but you don`t want to say anything, so you act like everything is fine.	Avoiding	YES
16. You are working on a project with your friend, and she wants to create a poster. You don`t have any other ideas for completing the project, so you agree on making a poster.	Accommodating	NO
17. You and your friend are trying to decide on an experiment for the science fair. You want to do an experiment with batteries, and he wants to build a model airplane, so you decide to combine your ideas and create a battery powered model rocket.	Collaborating	NO
18. You and your friend are playing basketball. You both are trying hard to win.	Competing	YES
19. You and your friend both want to be first in line to lunch, so he agrees to let you be first today if you will let him be first tomorrow.	Compromising	YES
20. You want to watch a movie, but your friend wants to play video games together. You decide to divide your time between watching a movie and playing video games.	Compromising	YES
21. You got into a huge fight with your best friend at lunch, but you are studying for an upcoming exam. You do not have time to deal with the situation right now, so you decide to think about it later.	Avoiding	YES
22. You are watching a TV show. Your brother says he wants to watch something else. You don’t care that much, so you tell him to watch whatever he wants.	Accommodating	YES
23. Your best friend will not respond to your texts, so you ask them if you did anything wrong. After hearing their perspective, you apologize for your wrongdoing but ask if he can communicate problems with you in the future.	Collaborating	NO
24. Conflicts don`t happen very often. When they do, you should avoid them.	FALSE	NO
25. You can use strategies to improve your ability to manage conflict.	TRUE	YES
26. There are times when it is okay to use each conflict management style.	TRUE	NO
Multiple Choice Score:	8/16	50%