Exam 13: Conflict and Peacemaking

A mediator seeks to achieve a mutually beneficial resolution by having the parties adopt a _______ orientation.

Laboratory research on GRIT has found all of the following except

Define and provide an example of each of the Cs of peacemaking.

In both the Prisoner's Dilemma and the Commons Dilemma,people are tempted to explain their own behavior _______ and others' behavior _______.

Punishing another person for non-cooperation is most likely to result in

Factory workers want a pay rate of $15 per hour,and management offers $12 per hour.After weeks of conflict,they agree to have a third party set the pay scale.After hearing both sides,the third party sets the rate at $14.This is an example of resolving conflict through

The people of Griglac and Xula are warring over a disputed border between their countries.The Griglacians feel they are defending their territory,but those in Xula feel that Griglac started the war by invading Xula.These __?_ perceptions are causing the conflict to escalate.

Which statement tends NOT to be true,related to misperceptions in conflict?

John believes that he is hardworking and his wife Rachel is lazy.Rachel believes that she is hardworking and John is lazy.This is an example of

In a non-zero-sum game

When considering reactions to a common external threat,approval of President Bush's performance after September 11,2001

Osgood's (1980)GRIT strategy is an alternative that best fits into the _______ category of the "four Cs of peacemaking."

A goal that overrides people's differences from one another is called a(n)

According to conflict researchers,you are more likely to divulge your needs and concerns if your relationship with your partner includes

Triandis (1994)reported that _______ immigrants felt more comfortable identifying with their ethnicity than _______ immigrants.

Studies from eleven countries show adolescents have more positive peer relationships and may achieve more when working _____,rather than _____.