Conflict Handling Test

[Luminous]

https://www.idrlabs.com/conflict-handling/test.php

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[Maou]

Competing: An assertive desire to satisfy one’s interests, regardless of the impact it might have on the other person. When competing, we place the importance of the outcome above the relationship with the other person and show a willingness to pursue our own concerns, even at another person’s expense. This style is often not very effective in the long run, as it is not effective in building relationships, but works well when you need a quick resolution to important issues.

 

[ceecee]

Collaborating: An assertive yet cooperative style, where the parties to a conflict each desire to fully satisfy the concerns of all of those involved. This style works well when long-term relationships are important, as those involved collaborate to get what they want, and negative feelings are usually minimized.

 

[Lexicon]

You were tied between multiple conflict-handling styles

Collaborating: An assertive yet cooperative style, where the parties to a conflict each desire to fully satisfy the concerns of all of those involved. This style works well when long-term relationships are important, as those involved collaborate to get what they want, and negative feelings are usually minimized.



Compromising: A style where each person involved in the conflict is willing to give up something in an attempt to come to a mutually acceptable solution. This style is best used when the outcome of a conflict is not as important as the time you are losing when engaged in the confrontation, and it is best to just make a decision and move on to more important things.

 

[Saturnal Snowqueen]

A little piece of this, a little piece of that. Appeals to my Ne:

Compromising: A style where each person involved in the conflict is willing to give up something in an attempt to come to a mutually acceptable solution. This style is best used when the outcome of a conflict is not as important as the time you are losing when engaged in the confrontation, and it is best to just make a decision and move on to more important things.

 

[ygolo]

 

[highlander]

 

[Stigmata]