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Final Exam Paper

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EDUC 746 Conflict Resolution

Final Exam Paper

Part One

Please complete the following chart using your results from the United States Institute of Peace Conflict Styles Assessment. (Remove these sentences from your final submission. The completed chart should be the only item under the heading Part One.)

Conflict Style

Percentage Results

1.

Problem Solver

2.

Accommodator

3.

Avoider

4.

Competer

5.

Compromiser

Part Two

Please complete the following chart, analyzing your results from the United States Institute of Peace Conflict Styles Assessment. (Remove these sentences from your final submission. The completed charts should be the only items under the heading Part Two.)

Categories

Conflict Style

Agree/Disagree (Y/N)

Why?

Highest Scoring

Lowest Scoring

Categories

Conflict Style

Why?

Most Surprising

Least Surprising

Part Three - Reflection

Please reflect on this assessment in light of what you have learned in this course. This section should be a minimum of five paragraphs with one paragraph for each Conflict Style listed in Part One. Within each paragraph, provide a good overview of the Conflict Style utilizing at least one in-text citations from your Barsky and/or Journal Article Critiques to support your claims, the strengths and weaknesses of this particular style, and your personal thoughts on the applicability of this style to you. You may not use any direct quotes unless you are quoting from the Bible. You are required to use correct APA formatting for your writing style and all in-text citations. (Please remove this paragraph from your final submission. Your five original paragraphs should be the only items under Part Three – Reflection.)

Part Four – Biblical Worldview

In Joshua 22, the writer gives an account of the Israelites after they conquered the Promised Land. The eastern tribes of Reuben, Gad, and the half-tribe of Manasseh were commended and challenged by Joshua. Please read the following verses provided and complete the chart. Identify the verse in parenthesis that supports your response.

Verses

How did Joshua commend the eastern tribes in these verses?

How did Joshua challenge the eastern tribes in these verses?

Joshua 22:1-8

When the eastern tribes returned to the other side of the Jordan River, they recognized that the division caused by the Jordan River caused some difficulties and fears for all 12 tribes. Please read the following verses provided and complete the chart. Identify the verse in parenthesis that supports your response.

Verses

Who did the Israelites send to confront the eastern tribes?

How did these people confront the eastern tribes?

Joshua 22:9-20

Verses

How did the eastern tribes respond to the confrontation?

What were the motives for building the altar?

Joshua 22:21-29

Verses

How did the western tribes respond to the eastern tribes’ explanation?

What was the resolution to the conflict?

Joshua 22:30-34

Response

Please thoroughly respond to the following question utilizing a full paragraph to explain your thoughts. You will need to include at least one biblical citation and one additional citation to support your claims. This paragraph should at least be five sentences. You are required to use correct APA formatting for your writing style and all in-text citations.

What does Joshua 22 teach you about dealing with confrontation in a God-honoring manner, taking into account your Conflict Style and what you have learned in this course?

(Please remove this paragraph and question from your final submission. Your response paragraph should be the only item under the Response heading.)

References

You will only include references that you cited within the Final Exam Paper. If you integrate a Biblical worldview by quoting from the Bible, you do not include the Bible in this section. At a minimum, you should include your Barsky textbook. Make sure all references utilize a hanging indent and remove any hyperlinks.