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3 years ago

Match each description to the trait it relates to.

Advanced Placement (AP)

1 answer:

olya-2409 [2.1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Jessica is being fair>Even though her friend was looking

forward to the project, Jessica

assigned it to somebody whom she

thought was better suited.

Jessica is using a positive method of resolving conflicts>For resolving a conflict, Jessica confronts

the issue and makes a note of all the

related concerns before making a judgment.

Jessica is being tactful>Jessica dealt with some of her colleagues

in a way that made them realize their

mistake without leaving a negative after effect

Jessica is using a negative method of resolving conflicts>When in a conflict, Jessica simply avoids the situation and prefers not to deal with it.

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