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Practice Question

The nurse manager is made aware of conflict between two nurses. After speaking with the two nurses, the manager notes that there are no acceptable options to either person. Which stage of conflict is occurring?

Answer Choices:

Correct Answer:

Avoidance-avoidance

Rationale:

🚫Avoidance-avoidance conflict occurs when individuals face two undesirable options with no acceptable choice.

⚖️Approach-approach involves choosing between two desirable options, which does not fit this scenario.

❓Approach-avoidance involves a single option with pros and cons, not two equally unacceptable ones.

✅Identifying the correct conflict stage guides appropriate resolution strategies.

📌Core Message

Avoidance-avoidance arises when choosing between two undesirable options.

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