Question 1

During conflicts,people are most likely to misinterpret and misperceive ___ behavior.

Accepted Answer

A) competitive 
B) neutral 
C) individualistic 
D) aggressive 
E) altruistic 
A) competitive 
B) neutral 
C) individualistic 
D) aggressive 
E) altruistic

Question 2

The PDG (prisoners' dilemma game)involves desires to ___ and ___.

Accepted Answer

A) fight;flee 
B) cooperate;compete 
C) work;play 
D) help;harm 
E) affiliate;remain alone 
A) fight;flee 
B) cooperate;compete 
C) work;play 
D) help;harm 
E) affiliate;remain alone

Question 3

The Eskadors battle with a neighboring group,the Uminiacs,for control of a valley that contains rich,productive farmland.The Eskadors and Uminiacs are experiencing ___ conflict.

Accepted Answer

A) personal 
B) substantive 
C) procedural 
D) mixed-motive 
E) intergroup 
A) personal 
B) substantive 
C) procedural 
D) mixed-motive 
E) intergroup

Question 4

A person who always chooses the cooperative option in the prisoner's dilemma will always receive the highest reward.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

___ tends to reduce conflict,whereas ___ increases it.

Accepted Answer

A) Undermatching;overmatching 
B) Equality;equity 
C) Bilateral threats;unilateral threats 
D) Individualism;collectivism 
E) Negative reciprocity;positive reciprocity 
A) Undermatching;overmatching 
B) Equality;equity 
C) Bilateral threats;unilateral threats 
D) Individualism;collectivism 
E) Negative reciprocity;positive reciprocity

Question 6

Reactance occurs when an individual attributes a person's behavior to a negative rather than positive personal quality.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

I feel as though I am being paid too much for the small amount of work I do for the company.I am experiencing

Accepted Answer

A) negative inequality. 
B) positive inequality. 
C) negative inequity. 
D) positive inequity. 
E) positive parity. 
A) negative inequality. 
B) positive inequality. 
C) negative inequity. 
D) positive inequity. 
E) positive parity.

Question 8

A win-win orientation is to a(n)___ social value as a win-lose orientation is to a(n)___ social value.

Accepted Answer

A) success;failure 
B) competitive;cooperative 
C) cooperative;competitive 
D) individualistic;competitive 
E) self-serving;group-serving 
A) success;failure 
B) competitive;cooperative 
C) cooperative;competitive 
D) individualistic;competitive 
E) self-serving;group-serving

Question 9

Careful review of previous research has confirmed this fact: groups benefit when they experience conflict.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The "trucking game" (Deutsch & Krauss,1958)suggests that conflict is worst when

Accepted Answer

A) participants can't communicate with each other 
B) both participants can threaten one another. 
C) the experimenter can threaten both participants. 
D) one of the participation can threaten the other. 
E) no one can threaten the other. 
A) participants can't communicate with each other 
B) both participants can threaten one another. 
C) the experimenter can threaten both participants. 
D) one of the participation can threaten the other. 
E) no one can threaten the other.

Question 11

The four basic social value orientations are competition,cooperation,altruism,and individualism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

When Taylor created dyads where members agreed or disagreed with each other and liked or disliked each other,he noted that hostility was greatest when the discussants ___ each other and ___ with each other.

Accepted Answer

A) liked;disagreed 
B) liked;agreed 
C) disliked;disagreed 
D) disliked;agreed 
A) liked;disagreed 
B) liked;agreed 
C) disliked;disagreed 
D) disliked;agreed

Question 13

According to the concept of negative reciprocity,___ is met by ___.

Accepted Answer

A) cooperation;cooperation 
B) competition;competition 
C) neutrality;competition 
D) frustration;aggression 
A) cooperation;cooperation 
B) competition;competition 
C) neutrality;competition 
D) frustration;aggression

Question 14

A mediator's power to enforce rulings is strongest in

Accepted Answer

A) a mediation. 
B) arbitration. 
C) a moot. 
D) a coalition. 
E) an inquisitorial procedure. 
A) a mediation. 
B) arbitration. 
C) a moot. 
D) a coalition. 
E) an inquisitorial procedure.

Question 15

Many people believe that conflicts can be resolved if members would just communicate carefully and honestly with each other.Evaluate this belief,drawing on the empirical evidence examining communication and conflict.

Accepted Answer

The belief that conflicts can be resolve

Question 16

In general,if individual's fail to influence others with soft tactics,they shift to harder tactics-and as a result conflict escalates.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

You are about to meet with another person in a situation that might be one that involves competition and conflict.In this situation,would you prefer to be meeting with a man or a woman?

Accepted Answer

As an AI, I don't have personal preferen

Question 18

Which of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A) Humans are the only species that recognize violations of distributive justice. 
B) Even primates react negatively when they are overbenefitted by positive inequity. 
C) Some primates,such as capuchins,respond negatively when they are "paid" less than others for the same amount of work. 
D) Except for humans,primates suffer from "reciprocity blindness": they cannot distinguish between equitable and inequitable reward distributions. 
E) Only humans display free-riding. 
A) Humans are the only species that recognize violations of distributive justice. 
B) Even primates react negatively when they are overbenefitted by positive inequity. 
C) Some primates,such as capuchins,respond negatively when they are "paid" less than others for the same amount of work. 
D) Except for humans,primates suffer from "reciprocity blindness": they cannot distinguish between equitable and inequitable reward distributions. 
E) Only humans display free-riding.

Question 19

Describe an instance when a group that you belonged to had a prolonged period of intragroup conflict.What were the causes of conflict in that group?

Accepted Answer

One instance of prolonged intragroup con

Question 20

Process (or task)conflict is more likely to lead to more negative effects in the long-term than will personal conflict.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

During conflicts,people are most likely to misinterpret and misperceive ___ behavior.

The PDG (prisoners' dilemma game)involves desires to _ and _.

The Eskadors battle with a neighboring group,the Uminiacs,for control of a valley that contains rich,productive farmland.The Eskadors and Uminiacs are experiencing ___ conflict.

A person who always chooses the cooperative option in the prisoner's dilemma will always receive the highest reward.

_ tends to reduce conflict,whereas _ increases it.

Reactance occurs when an individual attributes a person's behavior to a negative rather than positive personal quality.

I feel as though I am being paid too much for the small amount of work I do for the company.I am experiencing

A win-win orientation is to a(n)_ social value as a win-lose orientation is to a(n)_ social value.

Careful review of previous research has confirmed this fact: groups benefit when they experience conflict.

The "trucking game" (Deutsch & Krauss,1958)suggests that conflict is worst when

The four basic social value orientations are competition,cooperation,altruism,and individualism.

When Taylor created dyads where members agreed or disagreed with each other and liked or disliked each other,he noted that hostility was greatest when the discussants _ each other and _ with each other.

According to the concept of negative reciprocity,_ is met by _.

A mediator's power to enforce rulings is strongest in

Many people believe that conflicts can be resolved if members would just communicate carefully and honestly with each other.Evaluate this belief,drawing on the empirical evidence examining communication and conflict.

In general,if individual's fail to influence others with soft tactics,they shift to harder tactics-and as a result conflict escalates.

You are about to meet with another person in a situation that might be one that involves competition and conflict.In this situation,would you prefer to be meeting with a man or a woman?

Which of the following statements is true?

Describe an instance when a group that you belonged to had a prolonged period of intragroup conflict.What were the causes of conflict in that group?

Process (or task)conflict is more likely to lead to more negative effects in the long-term than will personal conflict.

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Exam 13: Conflict

During conflicts,people are most likely to misinterpret and misperceive ___ behavior.

The PDG (prisoners' dilemma game)involves desires to ___ and ___.

The Eskadors battle with a neighboring group,the Uminiacs,for control of a valley that contains rich,productive farmland.The Eskadors and Uminiacs are experiencing ___ conflict.

A person who always chooses the cooperative option in the prisoner's dilemma will always receive the highest reward.

___ tends to reduce conflict,whereas ___ increases it.

Reactance occurs when an individual attributes a person's behavior to a negative rather than positive personal quality.

I feel as though I am being paid too much for the small amount of work I do for the company.I am experiencing

A win-win orientation is to a(n)___ social value as a win-lose orientation is to a(n)___ social value.

Careful review of previous research has confirmed this fact: groups benefit when they experience conflict.

The "trucking game" (Deutsch & Krauss,1958)suggests that conflict is worst when

The four basic social value orientations are competition,cooperation,altruism,and individualism.

When Taylor created dyads where members agreed or disagreed with each other and liked or disliked each other,he noted that hostility was greatest when the discussants ___ each other and ___ with each other.

According to the concept of negative reciprocity,___ is met by ___.

A mediator's power to enforce rulings is strongest in

Many people believe that conflicts can be resolved if members would just communicate carefully and honestly with each other.Evaluate this belief,drawing on the empirical evidence examining communication and conflict.

In general,if individual's fail to influence others with soft tactics,they shift to harder tactics-and as a result conflict escalates.

You are about to meet with another person in a situation that might be one that involves competition and conflict.In this situation,would you prefer to be meeting with a man or a woman?

Which of the following statements is true?

Describe an instance when a group that you belonged to had a prolonged period of intragroup conflict.What were the causes of conflict in that group?

Process (or task)conflict is more likely to lead to more negative effects in the long-term than will personal conflict.

An Introduction to Group Dynamics

Studying Groups

Inclusion and Identity

Formation

Cohesion and Development

Structure

Influence

Power

Leadership

Performance

Teams

Decision Making

Intergroup Relations

Groups in Context

Growth and Change

Crowds and Collectives

Filters

The PDG (prisoners' dilemma game)involves desires to _ and _.

_ tends to reduce conflict,whereas _ increases it.

A win-win orientation is to a(n)_ social value as a win-lose orientation is to a(n)_ social value.

When Taylor created dyads where members agreed or disagreed with each other and liked or disliked each other,he noted that hostility was greatest when the discussants _ each other and _ with each other.

According to the concept of negative reciprocity,_ is met by _.