Exam 3: Interests and Goals

Which of the following statement is NOT about relational issues and identity?

Explain how goals in a conflict can change over time. Be sure to use the terms from the text in your explanation.

If you feel excluded from making an important decision, the element of TRIP you are most likely concerned with it Process.

Describe and provide an example of the relationship between identity goals and face-saving.

Tyler is a young, naturally gifted athlete. Unfortunately, his work ethic does not match his talent. When he finished sixth in a competition rather than his expected first or second place, he spent a great deal of time and energy telling people how the judges were unfair and were biased toward other athletes. Tyler is using which of the following face-saving strategies?

The goals one has for the outcome of a conflict prior to actively engaging in it are called "prospective" goals.

What are some ways you can help the other person "save face?" What impact might these strategies have on the conflict?

Arguing with your parents about what time you are supposed to be home is an example of the Relationship element of TRIP.

Briefly describe a conflict you have experienced within the last couple of weeks. Diagram that conflict using the overlapping TRIP goals. In addition to your own goals, diagram what you believe the goals of your conflict partner(s) may have been.