What is Conflict?
What is conflict?
A serious disagreement between people.
Name one cause of conflict.
Different opinions, misunderstandings, miscommunication, stubbornness, or past arguments.
What is compromise?
When people give up a little to reach a fair solution.
What is an “I” statement?
A way to express your feelings without blaming others.
You and a friend both want the same seat. What is one solution?
Take turns or compromise.
True or False: Conflict always involves physical violence.
What is miscommunication?
When people do not clearly understand each other.
What is empathy?
Understanding how someone else feels.
Read each and choose the best option:
A) “You’re so rude!”
B) “I feel hurt when I’m ignored because I want respect.”
B
Someone interrupts you while you’re talking. What should you do?
Use an “I” statement.
Can conflicts last a long time?
Yes.
How can stubbornness lead to conflict?
When someone refuses to see another point of view.
What is active listening?
Listening carefully without interrupting.
Which is better:
A) “You’re always annoying!”
B) “I feel upset when I’m interrupted.”
B
You are very angry during a conflict. What should you do first?
Use calming techniques (like breathing or counting to 10).
Why is learning to resolve conflict important?
It is an important life skill that helps people solve problems peacefully.
What is a misunderstanding?
When someone gets the wrong idea about something.
What is a disagreement?
When people do not have the same opinion.
Why are “I” statements helpful?
They keep communication respectful and calm.
You can’t solve a problem on your own. What should you do?
Ask a trusted adult or peer for help.
What is one goal of resolving conflict?
To end the disagreement peacefully.
Why can past arguments cause new conflict?
Because they were never solved.
What does resolution mean?
Solving or ending a conflict.
Turn this into an “I” statement:
“You never listen to me!”
Example: “I feel frustrated when I’m not heard because I want to share my ideas.”
Your friend is upset but not talking. What skill can you use?
Empathy and active listening.