Question 11 of 20
Three of your people are arguing — each convinced they're right, each with a genuine grievance. You:
Take a moment to think... A Hear each one out fully, then make a decision — and tell them whyB Remind them of the larger goal and make the disagreement feel small by comparisonC Find the actual source of tension under the stated positions and resolve that insteadD Let them argue. You'll know who's right when you see how they handle it.E Intervene decisively. Prolonged conflict serves no one.F Call them together and ask them each to say what they actually needG Listen twice as much as you speak, then offer a solution each one can live withH Make a bold call — right or wrong, at least it moves things forward
Studies in narrative psychology suggest that identifying with fictional characters is a healthy way to explore aspects of your own identity and values.