Communication does not exist without conflict. We are all participants to conflict. It’s part of effective and ethical communication to consider your style of addressing conflict and what that means for your role in the conflict process. This assignment will encourage you to explore your conflict response style and consider the implications of that style to effective communication. Instructions Review the rubric to make sure you understand the criteria for earning your grade. Review Chapter 6 of the textbook, Communication in the Real World: An Introduction to Communication Studies. Review your course materials to identify the various conflict styles. Decide which of the styles you use most often. Be sure to include the styles in the resources. In a brief one-page (250-word) reaction and response paper, describe your conflict style. Drawing from personal experience, how do you usually resolve conflict? Provide examples. Who wins and who loses? Find a personal conflict assessment online to determine which style best fits you. Describe the results of the assessment you took and cite the source of the assessment. What further insight into your personal conflict style have you gained as a result of the assessment results? What elements of the communication process (verbal, nonverbal, listening) will you use to support a more productive and collaborative conflict style? Be sure to prepare a title page, running head, and page numbers. When you have completed your assignment, save a copy for yourself and submit a copy to your instructor using the Assignment link by the end of work shop I have taken the quiz and I scored higher in cooperation and collaboration. I will send you a paper I wrote last week and it should help. I’m a female adult student and I am outgoing and I am naturally happy . I always to try to work out differences and I am incredibly sensitive to emotions of others and because of this I am able to communicate with and understand others. I used to be much less understanding and I was too selfish to be concerned about others and my conflict style was really just trying to get my way. I Am in recovery from addiction and I have matured into new conflict style
