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Quiz – Braver Angels Lesson 2: Bridging the Divide

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1. Question
Which of the following is not an expectation to abandon?
- That you can persuade the other person to change core attitudes and beliefs.
- That you can agree to disagree.
- That facts will be agreed on and logic will be followed consistently.
- That your partner will match your openness.
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2. Question
You should only try techniques to bridge divides with certain types of people.
- True
- False
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3. Question
You should practice these skills in groups first since one-on-one conversations get heated too quickly, and big groups can make practicing these skills more comfortable.
- True
- False
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4. Question
Which of the following is not a tone-setting skill?
- Acknowledge your political stance.
- Offer a gentle critique of both your side and the "other" side.
- Ask permission to pose questions.
- Let the person know of your interest in understanding the "other" side better.
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5. Question
Which of these listening skills is not helpful?
- Inferring what the speaker is saying and commenting on those implications.
- Paraphrasing back to the person what you think they are saying.
- Asking honest and sincere questions.
- Identifying underlying values in what is being stated.
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6. Question
It is usually very helpful to ask what experiences the other person has had that have brought them to their conclusions.
- True
- False
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7. Question
Using “I” statements demonstrates conceit and personal bias.
- True
- False
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8. Question
Which is an example of the most effective “I” statement?
- I believe abortionists are immoral.
- From my point of view, I see abortion as morally wrong.
- I have a hard time seeing how abortionists justify their position.
- I have made up my mind about abortion.
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9. Question
Signaling means letting the other side know by your body language that you are not in agreement.
- True
- False
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10. Question
Intentional pauses after saying some version of “I hear you” is manipulative and will make the other person doubtful of your intentions.
- True
- False
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11. Question
Which of the following is not a skill to handle difficult moments?
- Stay focused on the topic at hand when the other person wants to jump from issue to issue.
- Not answering baiting questions, just restating your viewpoint.
- Agreeing to disagree.
- Pointing out provocative statements for what they are and asking the other person to play fair.
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