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Question 1

A person who stores up grievances against another person and unloads them when an argument arises is engaging in the unproductive conflict strategy known as __________.
◦ avoidance
◦ gunnysacking
◦ beltlining
◦ blaming

Question 2

Abhay is uncomfortable with conflict and would rather change the subject than worry about his or another person's opinions on sensitive topics. Abhay's behavior best illustrates which conflict style?
◦ avoiding
◦ accommodating
◦ compromising
◦ collaborating
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