Perceptual errors are a common cause of an interpersonal conflict.
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A conflict with another person is a one-time-only event.
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Married couples who avoid conflict are generally more satisfied in their relationships than couples who confront their issues with each other.
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On average, people report less than two conflicts a week.
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Most conflicts occur between people in close relationships.
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People who have only moderate power are least likely to use controlling communication in their interpersonal communications.
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The bond someone has with his or her best friends is best described as personal currency.
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The “seek outside counsel” suggestion for handling conflict online recommends getting legal advice before sending messages, since written language can be used in court.
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People who have substantial power are more inclined to demonstrate it to those with less power.
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A dirty secret is a message that is dishonest in content and is revealed to damage a partner’s feelings.
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Collaboration tends to increase relational satisfaction and enhance commitment.
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People who use avoidance endure longer and more frequent conflicts than people who do not avoid conflict.
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Demand-withdraw patterns stem from unequal power in relationships.
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When using social media to resolve conflicts, both parties are less aware of the consequences of their communication choices.
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