STAGES OF CONFLICT
WAYS TO RESOLVE CONFLICT
CAREERS
POST SECONDARY PLANS
100

When you notice the different needs or goals but are unaffected by them

What is DISCERNED?

100

Avoiding/ignoring all problems when they arise

What is AVOIDANCE?

100

In this career, people make money for buying and selling houses

What is REAL ESTATE?

100

Another name for an undergraduate college? (how many years?)

What is a 4 YEAR COLLEGE?
200

When you feel frustration, sadness, anger, or other emotions due to conflict

What is EMOTIONALLY INVESTED?

200

Letting the other person have their way to bring conflict to an end, but you are left feeling not supported.

What is ACCOMMODATION?

200

In this career, people make money by defending a client in a court room.

What is a LAWYER?

200

Where you can go to receive a certificate or an associates degree

What is A TWO YEAR COLLEGE?

300

Conflict that exists but is not seen

What is DORMANT?

300

Working together to solve where both parties leave feeling like they gained something

What is COLLABORATION?

300

In this career, people make money by taking care of patients when they are sick

What is DOCTOR/NURSE?

300

A school that helps you prepare for a career in a skilled field such as HVAC, Electrician, Cosmetology

What is TRADE/VOCATIONAL SCHOOL?

400

How the relationship has been impacted after things have been expressed

What is AFTERMATH?

400

Trying to outdo or outthink each other to get your way

What is COMPETITION?

400

In this career, a person make money by helping people fix problems in their kitchen or bathroom, specifically with the pipes.

What is a PLUMBER?

400

Going right into a job after high school

What is WORKFORCE?

500

When you share your frustrations with the other person

What is EXPRESSED?

500

Both sides agree to give something up to solve a problem

What is COMPROMISE?

500
In this career, people (barely) get paid to deal with 14-15 year olds all day and try to help them prepare for their futures

What is HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER?

500

Taking a year off to explore opportunities and figure out what you want with your future

What is a GAP YEAR?