Interpersonal and Organizational conflict
Team Success
Making Decisions and Problem Solving
Power and Influence
Negotiation
100

Any situation in which there are incompatible goals, cognitions or emotions within or between individuals or groups that lead to opposition

Conflict

100

The set of activities carried out before, during and after meetings to help a group achieve its own outcomes

Facilitation

100

Implement and monitor the decision is the last step of a "decision-making process"

True or False

True

100

Power that comes from a position or role. Example: a manager, teacher, or team leader

Legitimate Power

100

Process in which two or more people share their concerns and interests to reach an agreement

Negotiation

200

Type of conflict that supports or benefits the organization or person's main objectives

Positive conflict

200

The name given to the person that carries the activities before, during and after the meetings, helping the team by monitoring and improving their processes

Facilitator

200

How many hats are there in the "Thinking Hats Diagram"?

6

200

Power that comes from knowledge or skills.

Example: a specialist, experienced employee

Expert Power

200

Is threat (conditional) a tactic of negotiation?

Yes or No

Yes

300

The ultimate "win-win" strategy. It involves commitment, communication, problem-solving and negotiation

Collaboration (integrating)

300

The tasks of the facilitator include helping create a negative, hostile and uncooperative environment

True or false

False

300

A process in which several possibilities are considered and prioritized, resulting in a clear choice

Decision making

300

The ability to get someone to do something you want done 

Power

300

A neutral third party who has no stake in the outcome of the agreement

Mediator

400

In this strategy, you choose not to deal with the issues or people involved

Avoiding

400

These are activities that help build relationships with each other. Normally at the start of a meeting, class, etc.

Ice-breakers

400

Yellow hat questions:

"What are the good points?"

"Why is this worth doing?"

What is the yellow hat about?


Positive Thinking

400

Power based on the ability to punish or impose consequences.

Example: warnings, demotions, penalties

Coercive Power

400

What is the first step of the negotiation strategy?

Preparation / Planning

500

Decreased communication is a result of a negative (dysfunctional) conflict

True or False

True

500

These can be used any time in a meeting or class when the group needs a "boost" of energy

Energizers
500

Green hat questions:

"What are the new ideas?"

"What is another way to work this out?"

What is the green hat about?

Creative Thinking

500

Power based on personal traits and relationships.

Example: someone charismatic or admired

Referent Power

500

What does BATNA stand for?

Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement

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