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1 CONCEPT → Security, Confidence, and Courage 2 19/22 that's 86% RETAKE 19 questions were answered . correctly 3 questions were answered incorrectly . What is it called when an individual participates in a conflict experience even though they know the fight/flight reaction is present? Report an issue with this question ● ● ● Patience ● Confidence Courage ● Trustworthiness UNIT 2 — MILESTONE 2 SCORE 19/22
CONCEPT → The Amygdala and Fight/Flight Reaction 3 he returned home after work, Thomas surprised a man trying to break into his house. Thomas yelled for the police, and the man ran away. Which of the following is a situation in which Thomas likely experienced a fight/flight reaction? Report an issue with this question Steven was a stay-at-home dad with two children whose wife, Emma, worked long hours as the director of a large, non-profit organization. When Emma came home and tossed her wet raincoat on the sofa, and immediately began talking about the clients at work, ● All of the answer choices are correct. ● Avoiding the car ● Arguing with his boss ● Surprising the burglar UNIT 2 — MILESTONE 2 SCORE 19/22
CONCEPT → Core Concerns: Status 4 important than he is implies that which of his core concerns is not being met? Report an issue with this question A high reaction threshold, in terms of the fight/flight reaction, describes which of the following? ● ● Autonomy ● Affiliation Status ● Role ● Requiring a smaller perception of threat to trigger the fight/flight reaction in a specific circumstance Requiring the body to produce a more intense emotional reaction UNIT 2 — MILESTONE 2 SCORE 19/22
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CONCEPT → Raising the "Reaction Threshold" 5 Report an issue with this question Janie has been offered a promotion at work; however, she is hesitant to accept the job because she knows her coworker really wanted the position. Janie is experiencing which of the following fears? ● ● more intense physical reaction in a specific circumstance Requiring a greater perception of threat to trigger the fight/flight reaction in a specific circumstance ● Fear of the unknown ● Fear of success ● Fear of failure UNIT 2 — MILESTONE 2 SCORE 19/22
CONCEPT → The Comfort Zone and Resistance to Change 6 CONCEPT → Anger in Conflict 7 Report an issue with this question Anger is often a __________ that is associated with another emotion, such as hurt, embarrassment, or fear. Report an issue with this question A(n) __________ is the best way for a receiver to indicate that information has been received and interpreted the way the sender intended. ● ● ● constructive emotion ● minor emotion secondary emotion ● primary emotion UNIT 2 — MILESTONE 2 SCORE 19/22
CONCEPT → The Communication Process 101 8 Report an issue with this question Which of the following is most likely to create positive momentum in a conflict resolution process? ● confirmation message ● symbol ● internal filter ● The parties decide to continue certain disagreements in order to decrease potential losses. ● The parties decide to avoid small agreements, and only focus on overall gains and losses. UNIT 2 — MILESTONE 2 SCORE 19/22
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Discover more from: BUS 1101 Document continues below Principles of Business Management University of the People 999+ documents Go to course Untitled document - Lecture notes 1-4.9 Principles of Business Management 100% (36) 20 BUS 1101 Graded Quiz (1) Principles of Business Management 100% (25) 11 BUS1101 Written Assignment Unit 2 Principles of Business Management 100% (24) 3 BUS 1101 Unit 5 Written assignment Principles of Business Management 100% (23) 5 Unit 4 Written - Writing Assignment Unit 4 The text discusses the SCAMPER creativity tool. After Principles of Business Management 100% (21) 2 Smart goals learning journal Principles of Business Management 100% (19) 2
CONCEPT → Building Blocks of Agreement and Disagreement 9 Report an issue with this question Which of the following is an example of a response? ● and losses. ● Parties decide to make a series of small agreements in order to maximize potential gains. ● Closing your eyes when you sneeze Flinching when a ball is thrown at your head ● Kicking when the doctor taps your kneecap ● Taking a deep breath while counting to ten before speaking UNIT 2 — MILESTONE 2 SCORE 19/22
10 CONCEPT → Internal and External Filters 11 Which of the following is an example of an external filter? Report an issue with this question If an individual feels there is a lack of common interests in a relationship, conflict may occur because of which missing core concern? ● ● ● Difference in opinion ● Perceived threat Background noise ● Language barrier ● Self-Actualization UNIT 2 — MILESTONE 2 SCORE 19/22
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CONCEPT → Core Concerns: Affiliation 12 CONCEPT → Core Concerns: Role Report an issue with this question Role is part of which level in Maslow's hierarchy of needs? Report an issue with this question ● Affiliation ● Autonomy ● Security Esteem ● Physiological ● Self-actualization UNIT 2 — MILESTONE 2 SCORE 19/22
CONCEPT → Cognitive Dissonance and Conflict 14 Report an issue with this question When an individual finds something valuable, he/she will see it as a __________, or an __________ if it is received from a given decision. ● ● Cognitive dissonance is a method for meeting both parties' needs in a conflict. ● Cognitive dissonance is a mental state that can only be relieved by rejecting the original belief. ● Cognitive dissonance is a method for evaluating parties' beliefs in a conflict. Cognitive dissonance is a mental state that can escalate or de- escalate a conflict. potential gain, incentive UNIT 2 — MILESTONE 2 SCORE 19/22
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