Communication and Conflict

11/20/2019 Sample Content Topic

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Using the course materials and case study “Half Empty/Half Full,” write a response paper 500-750 words (2 - 3 pages). Include an introduction with a brief summary of the case and description of TRIP goals. In the paper, identify Frank and Reno’s topic, relational, identity, and process goals (TRIP). Explain how Frank and Reno’s goals change during the conflict. Use specific examples from the case study and the text to substantiate your claims. Conclude with a summary of your analysis.

Assignment Guidelines

Your Assignment should be 500-750 words and include the following elements:

Title page: Provide a running head, your name, section number, and date

Body: Provide your answer to the prompt above in complete sentences and paragraphs, using course materials and examples to support your findings

Your responses should reflect professional writing standards using proper tone and language and be free of spelling and grammatical errors. The writing should be well ordered, logical, and unified, as well as original and insightful, and should reflect knowledge of communication and conflict. Your viewpoint and purpose should be clearly established and sustained.

Reference page: Sources in APA format Your full references should be listed alphabetically on the reference page

Use Arial or Times New Roman 12-point font, double-spaced, and left aligned

Use standard 1" margins on all sides

Use 6th Edition APA formatting and citation style throughout your paper

Assignment Details

11/20/2019 Sample Content Topic

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Submitting Your Assignment

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