Disagreements: Mini Quiz

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Mini Quiz

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Check your knowledge of section 8. Disagreements, of our Building Relationship Skills Course.

    It is unhealthy to have disagreements with your partner.

    TrueFalse
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    Which of the following is characteristic of a disagreement (not a fight):

    Personal attacksPhysical aggressionA difference of perspectivesA threat of harm
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    Nikola’s partner is upset at him for driving her to a fancy restaurant as a surprise without giving her warning to dress properly, which makes her feel out of place and self conscious. A good response from Nikola would be:

    I do something nice, this is what I get?You look fine, don’t worry.You don’t wear jeans to restaurants?That wasn’t my intent, but I see what you mean. Do you want to reschedule?
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    Stonewalling is:

    Displaying a sense of superiorityTaking turns while talkingPlaying the victim roleShutting down during a conflict
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