The most important action when two people are “finding ground” during conflict resolution is to agree to listen to each person’s point of view with an open mind. This foundational step creates an environment of respect and understanding, allowing for a more productive dialogue. When both parties feel heard, they are more likely to identify common ground and work toward a resolution collaboratively.
Which action is most important when two people are “finding ground” during conflict resolution?
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Identify important facts and issues on which both people can agree.
Identify important facts and issues on which both people can agree.
Identify reasonable compromises both people can make to reach an agreement.
Identify reasonable compromises both people can make to reach an agreement.
Evaluate shared history and analyze past behavior in conflict.
Evaluate shared history and analyze past behavior in conflict.
Agree to listen to each person’s point of view with an open mind.
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