Personal Conflict Style Assignment - Human Resource Management
Complete the brief by following these content and style requirements.
Length of assignment: 1000 words
Content of assignment. The Brief is to include the following components.
Cover Page (not included in word count).
Executive Summary that serves as a preview to the content found in the brief (250 words). An Executive Summary is NOT an academic abstract. The Executive Summary previews the brief by giving away the key insights or findings in the brief. Think of this as a one-page cheat sheet or as the “spoiler alert,” providing the audience with the main ideas clearly stated in an easy-to-read format. Follow the details below to prepare this part of your brief.
Professional, thoughtfully analyzed response to the questions listed in the previous section (750 words).
Reference page (not included in word count).
Format of assignment: Follow APA Style, paying close attention to the formatting of in-text citations, the reference list and headings. Creative business formatting as found in Word templates is permitted, as long as APA style is adhered to in in-text citations and references.
Use of first person is permitted in this assignment; however, keep in mind how you use it since this brief is being submitted within the context of the workplace with your supervisor as the audience.
Number of citations: 5
Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years, unless citing classic, philosophical, literary or historical and theoretical information or research. Acceptable sources include course materials, and scholarly peer-reviewed sources, and the Bible. At least one of the sources must be from course materials and two from scholarly peer-reviewed articles or texts.
ACCEPTABLE COURSE SOURCES:
Read: GETTING TO YES BY Fisher, Ury, & Patton PG 97-150
Watch: Whos Pushing Your Buttons Session 2B by Dr. John Townsend
Watch: Finding Confidence in Conflict BY KWAME CHRISTIAN
75\%Avoider 75\%
Avoiders tend to step away from conflict. They often keep their opinions to themselves in conflict situations so as not to continue or escalate the conflict. They are often admired for having a calming, quiet presence in the face of crisis.
Weaknesses: Avoiders sometimes keep their feelings bottled up and then aren’t able to meet their own needs. This can result in a frustrating buildup of emotions.
Interpreting your scores
Each conflict style presented here has been scored individually. The percentage identifies how often you selected the particular style when it was provided as an option in the assessment.
You may look at your scores and wonder how “right” they are. There are no right and wrong answers in this assessment, as it examines how you handle conflict situations which can vary greatly. Different contexts call for different approaches, and there is a time and a place to use each of the conflict styles.
71\%Accommodator 71\%
Accommodators have a harmonizing approach to conflict. They often focus on supporting others in a conflict situation and are adept at placating people in uncomfortable situations. Accommodators often gain strong appreciation from others involved in a conflict.
Weaknesses: Accommodators may build up resentment from denying their own needs. It also may be difficult for those who want to get to the root of the problem to work with Accommodators who tend to focus on making others happy.
Interpreting your scores
Each conflict style presented here has been scored individually. The percentage identifies how often you selected the particular style when it was provided as an option in the assessment.
You may look at your scores and wonder how “right” they are. There are no right and wrong answers in this assessment, as it examines how you handle conflict situations which can vary greatly. Different contexts call for different approaches, and there is a time and a place to use each of the conflict styles.
55\%Problem Solver 55\%
Problem Solvers tend to want to discuss all the details of a problem and work through it together so that everyone gets what he or she wants and is happy in the end. Their strengths are that they tend to welcome differences, build high-levels of trust and mutual understanding in relationships. There is also the potential to learn from creative problem solving.
Weaknesses: When time is a factor, it is difficult to spend the energy and time needed to process the way Problem Solvers tend do. There is also the potential for burnout from over-processing.
Interpreting your scores
Each conflict style presented here has been scored individually. The percentage identifies how often you selected the particular style when it was provided as an option in the assessment.
You may look at your scores and wonder how “right” they are. There are no right and wrong answers in this assessment, as it examines how you handle conflict situations which can vary greatly. Different contexts call for different approaches, and there is a time and a place to use each of the conflict styles.
36\%Compromiser 36\%
Compromisers approach conflict with the goal of compromise. They tend to think about what they are willing to give up and what they are willing to hold on to, and try to gear communication to focus on this give and take for all parties. It is a good way to promote cooperation. It can be done fairly quickly when both parties are engaged.
Interpreting your scores
Each conflict style presented here has been scored individually. The percentage identifies how often you selected the particular style when it was provided as an option in the assessment.
You may look at your scores and wonder how “right” they are. There are no right and wrong answers in this assessment, as it examines how you handle conflict situations which can vary greatly. Different contexts call for different approaches, and there is a time and a place to use each of the conflict styles.
8\%Competer 8\%
Competers are known for being persuasive and direct. They know the result they want in a conflict situation, and they go for it. Their strengths are that they are often passionate about their views and dedicated to pursuing their convictions. Competers are good at making quick decisions, and tend not to waste time, which is especially helpful in the time of crisis.
Weaknesses: Sometimes Competers wind up with unequal relationships with others, and feelings of others can be hurt or overlooked with their decision-making style.
Interpreting your scores
Each conflict style presented here has been scored individually. The percentage identifies how often you selected the particular style when it was provided as an option in the assessment.
You may look at your scores and wonder how “right” they are. There are no right and wrong answers in this assessment, as it examines how you handle conflict situations which can vary greatly. Different contexts call for different approaches, and there is a time and a place to use each of the conflict styles.
COMS 560
Brief: Personal Conflict Style Assignment Instructions
Overview
In the marketplace, your ability to integrate form and content for a professional audience is a valuable part of everyday communication. This gets tricky when the content is more personal or poses a challenge in some way.
In both cases, the art of communicating to maximize impact, professionalism and constructive outcomes are crucial. So is clarity. That’s why a brief is so valuable. A brief is the marketplace equivalent of a mini academic paper written to a professional audience. The integration of form and content in this format helps to refine your ideas and equips you to write for impact. This assignment is designed to engage you in this style of writing while expanding your content connections.
This assignment will introduce you to facets of conflict at an interpersonal level and equip you to engage your conflict style in a professional setting. The audience for this brief is your boss, supervisor or current leadership. It should be written as though you are submitting it to them for review and discussion.
Instructions
Begin by taking the personal conflict assessment provided by the United States Institute of Peace. You can find this link on the Brief: Personal Conflict Style Assignment page under Brief: Personal Conflict Style Resources.
Review your results and, using videos and readings from class, answer the questions below.
1. Based on the assessment, how do you tend to respond to conflict?
a. What were your results / percentages for each conflict style?
b. Were you surprised? If so, in what ways? OR was this confirmation? If so, in what ways?
2. What factors contribute / have contributed to your conflict style? Consider what you’re learning from course readings and videos as you answer these questions.
a. What struggles do you face when addressing a conflict situation?
b. What strengths do you bring to situations that require conflict management?
3. How can you become more effective in your approach?
a. Identify two specific aspects of conflict management you can focus on to improve your effectiveness.
b. Provide one specific strategy for improving each aspect.
c. Provide one biblical truth that supports your development of each strategy and thoughtfully explain the connection.
Complete the brief by following these content and style requirements.
1. Length of assignment: 1000 words
2. Content of assignment. The Brief is to include the following components.
a. Cover Page (not included in word count).
b. Executive Summary that serves as a preview to the content found in the brief (250 words). An Executive Summary is NOT an academic abstract. The Executive Summary previews the brief by giving away the key insights or findings in the brief. Think of this as a one-page cheat sheet or as the “spoiler alert,” providing the audience with the main ideas clearly stated in an easy-to-read format. Follow the details below to prepare this part of your brief.
c. Professional, thoughtfully analyzed response to the questions listed in the previous section (750 words).
d. Reference page (not included in word count).
3. Format of assignment: Follow APA Style, paying close attention to the formatting of in-text citations, the reference list and headings. Creative business formatting as found in Word templates is permitted, as long as APA style is adhered to in in-text citations and references.
a. Use of first person is permitted in this assignment; however, keep in mind how you use it since this brief is being submitted within the context of the workplace with your supervisor as the audience.
4. Number of citations: 5
5.
Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years, unless citing classic, philosophical, literary or historical and theoretical information or research. Acceptable sources include course materials, and scholarly peer-reviewed sources, and the Bible. At least one of the sources must be from course materials and two from scholarly peer-reviewed articles or texts.
Here’s how to prepare an Executive Summary.
· ASK YOURSELF: If my target audience could only read this one page to understand my brief, what do they need to know? By the time the reader finishes the Executive Summary, they should be able to:
· State the main idea.
· Clearly identify the key insights or significant points made in your brief.
· Accurately recap the next steps based on your findings.
· WHAT TO INCLUDE: Follow these guidelines to ensure that the content is complete.
· Clear statement of purpose. This is your thesis (your WHY) for the brief.
· Key insights. Be specific, not vague. Share your findings here.
· Next steps. Be specific. List what you’ve learned that’s relevant to your audience.
· Concise writing. Stay focused and on point with your content.
· Professional language. Write for your audience. Aim to be clear, not clever.
· Easy-to-read formatting. Use bullet points to emphasize key ideas.
· APA citations. Usen APA style if source support is provided.
· MORE ON HOW TO WRITE AN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. Use the general structural recommendations in these sources for additional insight into how to prepare an Executive Summary. These are only guides. Emulate aspects of these sources that help you frame your brief well. You can find links to these articles on the Brief: Personal Conflict Style Assignment page under Brief: Personal Conflict Style Resources.
GOOD STYLISTIC APPROACH: This will help you think through how to be compelling in this part of your brief.
GOOD GENERAL OVERVIEW: This will help you think through how to format for impact.
GOOD ACADEMIC ABSTRACT vs. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY REVIEW: This will help you avoid writing the more traditional academic abstract, which serves a similar function in scholarly papers/publications.
Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.
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Criteria Ratings Points
Key
Components
of the Brief
20 to >17.0 pts
Advanced
All key components of
the brief are present
and answered
according to the
assignment
requirements and in
keeping with
professional briefing
expectations. This
includes appropriate
content and style the
Title Page, Executive
Summary, body of the
brief, and Reference
list.
17 to >16.0 pts
Proficient
Key components of the
brief are present, but
not all are answered
according to the
assignment
requirements and in
keeping with
professional briefing
expectations. Some
aspects of content are
underdeveloped (e.g.
the Title Page,
Executive Summary,
body of the brief, and
Reference list).
16 to >0.0 pts
Developing
Key components of the
brief are missing,
underdeveloped and/or
incorrectly answered
according to the
assignment instructions.
The appropriate briefing
style has not been applied
throughout the brief (e.g.
the Title Page, Executive
Summary, body of the
brief, and Reference list).
0 pts
Not Present
The key
components
of the brief
were not
answered
according to
the
assignment
requirements,
nor did it fulfill
professional
briefing
expectations.
20 pts
Executive
Summary
20 to >17.0 pts
Advanced
The Executive
Summary is clearly
developed and
includes: —Clear
purpose for the brief.
—Clearly stated
“roadmap” for what’s
discussed in the brief.
—Clearly stated
insights that identify
the main takeaways
from the brief —The
Executive Summary is
a “spoiler alert” for the
rest of the brief.
17 to >16.0 pts
Proficient
The Executive
Summary is present but
lacking one or more of
the following. —Clear
purpose for the brief.
—Clearly stated
“roadmap” for what’s
discussed in the brief.
—Clearly stated
insights that identify the
main takeaways from
the brief —The
Executive Summary is a
“spoiler alert” for the
rest of the brief.
16 to >0.0 pts
Developing
The Executive Summary
is written as an academic
abstract and does not
clearly provide the details
expected in this section.
These include: —Clear
purpose for the brief.
—Clearly stated
“roadmap” for what’s
discussed in the brief.
—Clearly stated insights
that identify the main
takeaways from the brief
—The Executive
Summary is a “spoiler
alert” for the rest of the
brief.
0 pts
Not Present
No Executive
Summary is
present.
20 pts
Brief: Personal Conflict Style Grading Rubric | COMS560_C01_202140
Criteria Ratings Points
Coherence
&
Followability
40 to >36.0 pts
Advanced
The ideas in this brief
are organized in a
coherent, followable
(easy-to-read)
structure that includes:
—Clear thesis —Clear
development ideas in
paragraphs —Clear
and smooth transitions
between ideas and
paragraphs —Logical
flow of ideas from
beginning to end of the
brief —Use of
headings and
sub-headings that
enhance the
presentation of ideas
(APA style)
36 to >33.0 pts
Proficient
The ideas in this brief
are organized, but with
some inconsistencies
that detract from a
coherent, followable
(easy-to-read) structure
in these areas. —Clear
thesis —Clear
development ideas in
paragraphs —Clear and
smooth transitions
between ideas and
paragraphs —Logical
flow of ideas from
beginning to end of the
brief —Use of headings
and sub-headings that
enhance the
presentation of ideas
(APA style)
33 to >0.0 pts
Developing
Key aspects of the
following are missing from
the brief or lacking a clear,
coherent, followable
(easy-to-read) structure.
Coherence is missing from
two or more of these
areas. —Clear thesis
—Clear development
ideas in paragraphs
—Clear and smooth
transitions between ideas
and paragraphs —Logical
flow of ideas from
beginning to end of the
brief —Use of headings
and sub-headings that
enhance the presentation
of ideas (APA style)
0 pts
Not Present
This brief is
lacking a
clear,
coherent,
followable
(easy-to-read)
structure in
the following
areas:
—Clear thesis
—Clear
development
ideas in
paragraphs
—Clear and
smooth
transitions
between
ideas and
paragraphs
—Logical flow
of ideas from
beginning to
end of the
brief —Use of
headings and
sub-headings
that enhance
the
presentation
of ideas (APA
style)
40 pts
Brief: Personal Conflict Style Grading Rubric | COMS560_C01_202140
Criteria Ratings Points
Synthesis of
Ideas
40 to >36.0 pts
Advanced
All of the following are
present and
well-developed:
—Accurate
understanding of ideas
from class texts and
primary sources.
—Key insights
explained in a
constructive, relevant
way. —Theoretical and
practical connections
between supporting
material and personal,
professional and/or
academic examples.
—Carefully
synthesized writing
that brings sources
together to explain a
perspective. Sources
are integrated into the
brief to form a clear,
logical narrative. All
cited content is
integrated into the
brief so that no quotes
from supporting
sources stand alone in
a paragraph to make a
point.
36 to >33.0 pts
Proficient
The following are
present but lacking
thoughtful development
in one or two areas:
—Accurate
understanding of ideas
from class texts and
primary sources. —Key
insights explained in a
constructive, relevant
way. —Theoretical and
practical connections
between supporting
material and personal,
professional and/or
academic examples.
—Carefully synthesized
writing that brings
sources together to
explain a perspective.
Sources are integrated
into the brief to form a
clear, logical narrative.
All cited content is
integrated into the brief
so that no quotes from
supporting sources
stand alone in a
paragraph to make a
point.
33 to >0.0 pts
Developing
More than two of the
following are lacking
thoughtful development
and/or aspects of the
thoughtful analysis are
missing from the brief
entirely. —Accurate
understanding of ideas
from class texts and
primary sources. —Key
insights explained in a
constructive, relevant way.
—Theoretical and
practical connections
between supporting
material and personal,
professional and/or
academic examples.
—Carefully synthesized
writing that brings sources
together to explain a
perspective. Sources are
integrated into the brief to
form a clear, logical
narrative. All cited content
is integrated into the brief
so that no quotes from
supporting sources stand
alone in a paragraph to
make a point.
0 pts
Not Present
The
thoughtful
analysis is
missing from
this brief.
40 pts
Major Point
Support
20 to >17.0 pts
Advanced
All of the following are
present to support the
presentation of major
points in this brief.
—5 required sources
(including Learn
material) —Integration
of scripture citation
and biblical connection
(as required)
—Pertinent examples
(e.g. personal,
practical, professional)
17 to >16.0 pts
Proficient
All of the following are
present to support the
presentation of major
points in this brief. —4
required sources
(including Learn
material) —Integration
of scripture citation and
biblical connection (as
required) —Pertinent
examples (e.g.
personal, practical,
professional)
16 to >0.0 pts
Developing
The following are present
to support the
presentation of major
points in this brief. —3 or
less of the required
sources (including Learn
material) —Integration of
scripture citation and
biblical connection (as
required) AND/OR
—Pertinent examples (e.g.
personal, practical,
professional)
0 pts
Not Present
Major point
support is
missing from
this brief
assignment.
20 pts
Brief: Personal Conflict Style Grading Rubric | COMS560_C01_202140
Criteria Ratings Points
Grammar
and Spelling
25 to >22.0 pts
Advanced
Correct spelling and
grammar are used
throughout the brief.
There are 0–3 errors
in grammar or spelling
that distract the reader
from the content.
22 to >20.0 pts
Proficient
Correct spelling and
grammar are mostly
present throughout the
brief. There are 4–5
errors in grammar or
spelling that distract the
reader from the content.
20 to >0.0 pts
Developing
Spelling and grammar
mistakes occur throughout
the brief. There are 6-10
errors in grammar or
spelling that distract the
reader from the content.
0 pts
Not Present
Excessive
spelling and
grammar
mistakes are
visible
throughout
the brief.
There are
more than 10
errors in the
grammar or
spelling that
distract the
reader from
the content.
25 pts
Current APA
Format
Compliance
25 to >22.0 pts
Advanced
There are 0–3 minor
errors in current APA
formatting, including
but not limited to:
—in-text citation
format —Reference
List format —Spacing
—Page numbers
—Heading and
sub-heading format.
—Title page style and
content.
22 to >20.0 pts
Proficient
There are 4-5 minor
errors in current APA
formatting, including but
not limited to: —in-text
citation format
—Reference List format
—Spacing —Page
numbers —Heading
and sub-heading
format. —Title page
style and content.
20 to >0.0 pts
Developing
There are more than 6
errors in current APA
formatting, including but
not limited to: —in-text
citation format
—Reference List format
—Spacing —Page
numbers —Heading and
sub-heading format.
—Title page style and
content.
0 pts
Not Present
APA Style is
consistently
misused
throughout or
not followed
at all.
25 pts
Word Count 10 to >9.0 pts
Advanced
Brief meets word
count parameters.
9 to >7.0 pts
Proficient
Word count is exceeded
/ missed by 50-75
words, not including the
cover page and
references.
7 to >0.0 pts
Developing
Word count is exceeded /
missed by 76-250 words,
not including the cover
page and references.
0 pts
Not Present
Word count is
exceeded /
missed by
more than
250 words,
not including
the cover
page and
references.
10 pts
Total Points: 200
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