Conflict Resolution & Adaptive Behavior Flashcards
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When a high-D (Dominance) individual encounters conflict, what is their most typical initial response?
Answer: Confront the issue directly and assertively
High-D individuals are assertive and results-oriented, so they typically confront conflict head-on rather than avoiding or deflecting it.
A high-I (Influence) style person in conflict is most likely to:
Answer: Minimize the conflict to maintain positive relationships
High-I individuals prioritize relationships and positivity, so they often try to smooth over conflicts to preserve social harmony.
When adapting behavior, the DISC model suggests that individuals should primarily:
Answer: Temporarily adjust their style to meet situational needs
DISC teaches temporary behavioral adaptation to meet situational needs while maintaining one's underlying natural style.
A high-S (Steadiness) individual experiencing conflict will most likely:
Answer: Withdraw and internalize the conflict to avoid disruption
High-S individuals prefer stability and tend to internalize conflict rather than cause disruption to team relationships.
What does 'adapted behavior' refer to in the DISC model?
Answer: Adjustments made to one's natural style for a specific environment
Adapted behavior refers to how a person consciously adjusts their natural DISC style to meet the demands of a particular environment or situation.
Pairing a high-D manager with a high-C employee in a conflict situation typically results in:
Answer: Tension because D wants quick decisions while C needs thorough analysis
High-D individuals push for fast decisions while high-C individuals need time for thorough analysis, creating friction in conflict scenarios.
Which DISC style is most likely to withdraw from conflict in order to preserve team harmony?
Answer: S - Steadiness
High-S individuals deeply value stability and team cohesion, making them prone to withdrawing from conflict rather than escalating it.
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