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slavikrds [6]
3 years ago
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Your family just moved into a new house. There are three rooms available for you, your brother and sister, but one is larger tha

n the others and has a bigger closet. Your sister has the most clothes and insists she needs the room. Your brother thinks he should get the room because he’s the oldest. You want the extra space for your drum set. It bothered everyone when you practiced in the dining room. Your parents told you to work it out amongst yourselves.
Conflict Scenario:_____________________________________________
Why?
here are the choices

Competition

Avoidance

Accommodation

Compromise

Collaboration
Physics
1 answer:
vazorg [7]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Competition/collaborate most likely collaboration

Explanation:

Trust me on this this will be the best and least messy way to handle the problem, first try to see if your sister can give away some of her clothes, does your brother really need the room, and can you find a different place to store your drum set if not, competition. Decide a fair competition, something that no one is better at than the other, decide the rules, no cheating, and whatever the out come try to be mature about it, maybe your parents will reward you and your siblings.

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