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What is the primary focus of the conflict management style known as Problem-Solving?

  • To assert one's own needs at the expense of others
  • To completely avoid the conflict and its repercussions
  • To collaborate and find a mutually beneficial solution (correct)
  • To reach a middle ground without further discussion

Which level of conflict indicates a breakdown in communication and a belief that change is impossible?

  • Contest
  • Disagreement
  • Problem
  • Warfare (correct)

What type of responsibility is associated with self-giving behaviors in conflict situations?

  • Owning responsibility for personal contributions (correct)
  • Blaming others for the conflict
  • Avoiding discussion of personal feelings
  • Focusing solely on winning the argument

Which conflict management style is most effective for high-stakes situations requiring quick and decisive action?

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Which form of threat does NOT fall under the categories of threats involved in conflict?

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What is a key characteristic of a child according to Nouwen's insight?

<p>Gentle and pure in heart (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Nouwen relate childlikeness to leadership?

<p>It provides freedom to engage in imagination and wonder. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the passage, how can insecurity affect leaders?

<p>It limits their freedom and makes them defensive. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the potential negative outcome of taking oneself too seriously as a leader?

<p>Missed joy and competitiveness. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does childlike spirituality differ from infantilism, according to the passage?

<p>Childlike spirituality is a reliable way to guide others. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Rupp suggest leaders focus on when they feel insecure?

<p>Obeying and gaining acceptance from others. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the phrase 'narrow gate into the Kingdom' symbolize in the context of childlikeness?

<p>The difficulty of entering the Kingdom without humility. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Nouwen imply about the role of imagination in leadership?

<p>It is essential for engaging with the present moment. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does criticism play in the perception of leadership, per the passage?

<p>It can devastate leaders operating from insecurity. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of chronically anxious families?

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What is a key trait of self-differentiated leaders?

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How is mission described in relation to individual and societal issues?

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Which descriptor emphasizes the dynamic nature of mission?

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What aspect of mission relates to a congregation's understanding of its purpose?

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What is a common misconception about self-differentiated leadership?

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In what way does mission aim to contribute to society?

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What is the primary focus during the maturity phase of an organization?

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What does the 'danger zone' in the personal change model primarily represent?

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During which phase of Lewin's model is the necessity for change acknowledged?

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What is a key characteristic of the decline phase in an organization?

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What occurs during the 'refreezing' stage of change?

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What is the primary emotional response experienced in Stage 1: Loss of the personal change model?

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What is the expected outcome during the 'discovery' stage of the personal change model?

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What is encouraged for leaders during the peak performance stage of an organization?

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Which of the following best describes the purpose of movement in Lewin's change model?

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Jesus's ministry was characterized by a rhythm of public ministry and private spaces.

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The Open Systems Framework describes organizations as closed systems that do not interact with their environment.

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The six graces vital to Jesus's life and ministry included prayer, fasting, and worship in the temple.

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Feedback loops in the Open Systems Framework serve no significant purpose in organizational adaptation.

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Jesus carried out his ministry solely within the context of large public gatherings.

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Self-protecting behaviors in response to conflict include listening well to understand the other party's perspective.

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The highest level of conflict, designated as Level 5, is characterized by intractable and vindicative interactions.

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In the Problem-Solving conflict management style, collaboration is minimized in favor of assertive individual needs.

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The Contest level of conflict is when the main focus shifts towards cooperative solutions.

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Avoiding as a conflict management style typically leads to the immediate resolution of tensions.

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One of the dimensions of conflict includes social identity as a potential source of disagreement between parties.

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Interpersonal conflict strictly occurs within individuals, without any external interactions involved.

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Accommodating in conflict resolution primarily focuses on winning at all costs.

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The power-based method in conflict intervention emphasizes cooperation over coercion.

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The interest-based approach in resolving disputes seeks to satisfy the hopes and values of both parties.

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The first stage in the conflict cycle is called Role Dilemma.

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Respecting differing viewpoints and seeking common ground are key ground rules in promoting healthy conflict.

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Community-Building is an insight from the Apostle Paul that emphasizes isolation in leadership.

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Establishing clear steps and methodologies to address conflicts is part of the Process in the 3 P's of managing conflict.

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The confrontation stage is the last step in the conflict cycle.

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Own your role in the conflict and remain accountable is not a suggested ground rule for healthy conflict.

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The hedonistic approach emphasizes unity and shared purpose as a way to overcome divisions.

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Emotional reactivity is one of the five characteristics of chronically anxious families.

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Self-differentiated leaders struggle to monitor and slow down their own anxiety during team dynamics.

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Mission is described as a static concept that does not seek to bring about change.

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Blame displacement is one of the key traits of self-differentiated leaders.

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Mission emerges from a congregation's understanding of its identity and values.

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The quick fix mentality promotes long-term solutions to problems.

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Transformational mission addresses both personal sin and broader social issues.

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The herd instinct in families encourages individual thought over group consensus.

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Match the elements of Jesus’s ministry with their descriptions:

<p>A rhythm of public ministry = Balancing outreach with personal reflection Covenant community = Building intimate relationships among followers Teaching by example = Demonstrating vital practices through personal actions The six graces = Spiritual disciplines that underpin Jesus's ministry</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the components of the Open Systems Framework with their functions:

<p>Inputs = Resources entering the system Throughputs = Processes transforming inputs into outputs Outputs = Services produced to meet external needs Feedback loop = Continuous adaptation and improvement mechanism</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the practices vital to Jesus’s ministry with their corresponding types:

<p>Prayer = Communicating with God Fasting = Spiritual discipline of abstaining from food The Lord’s Supper = Communal remembrance of Jesus's sacrifice Spiritual Conversation = Discussing faith to deepen understanding</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the approaches to theological conversations with their descriptions:

<p>Biblical Theology = Exploring theology as presented in the Bible Systematic Theology = Organizing beliefs in a coherent framework Practical Theology = Applying theological insights to everyday living Historical Theology = Investigating the development of theological ideas through time</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the aspects of ministry with their related characteristics:

<p>Surrender to God = Moving beyond self-reliance in ministry Deep waters = Stepping into challenging and unknown experiences Spirituality = Providing both grounding and motivation for leaders Grace and purpose = Navigating ministry demands with a positive attitude</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts with their definitions:

<p>Image-Bearing Likeness = Reflecting God's image with inherent dignity and leadership Human Fallenness = Acknowledgment of personal and relational brokenness in leaders Freedom to Choose Transformation = Embracing spiritual practices for personal growth Use of Self = Understanding one's impact and intentions in leadership</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following aspects of leadership awareness with their descriptions:

<p>Personal Awareness = Understanding who I am and my intentions for action Interpersonal Awareness = Recognizing how to bring out the best in others Context Awareness = Identifying what is needed for organizational effectiveness Collective Awareness = Being conscious of the dynamics within a team</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the virtues to their corresponding elements of effective leadership:

<p>Love = Integral to forming deep connections with team members Joy = Encouraging a positive and motivating work environment Peace = Facilitating conflict resolution and harmony in teams Humility = Acknowledging one's limitations and fostering collaboration</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the process of transformation with its key components:

<p>Spiritual Practices = Engaging in prayer, meditation, and reflection Self-Awareness = Recognizing personal strengths and areas for improvement Aligning with Kingdom Values = Prioritizing service and sacrificial love over personal gain Building Character = Cultivating traits such as forbearance and forgiveness</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the elements of effective leadership with their characteristics:

<p>Dignity = Inherent value that every leader possesses Creativity = The ability to innovate within leadership roles Empathy = Understanding others' perspectives and emotions Growth = The continuous journey of personal and professional development</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the challenges faced by leaders with their descriptions:

<p>Failures = Experiencing setbacks and learning from them Disappointments = Feeling let down by circumstances or people Limitations = Recognizing where one falls short and seeking to improve Overconfidence = Ignoring the need for humility and reliance on grace</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the components of the leadership framework with their functions:

<p>Biblical Authority = Guiding principles derived from scripture Historical Insights = Learning from past leaders and events Intellectual Rigor = Applying critical thinking and analysis in decision-making Personal Application = Integrating principles into one's own life and leadership</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following stages of Tuckman's team development model with their descriptions:

<p>Stage 1 = Orientation to team purpose and culture Stage 2 = Conflict with the leader and among team members Stage 3 = Team Solidarity Stage 4 = Individuality, Interdependence and team effectiveness</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the leadership styles of the Situational Leadership Theory with their characteristics:

<p>Directing = High directive and low supportive behavior Coaching = High directive and high supportive behavior Supporting = Low directive and high supportive behavior Delegating = Low directive and low supportive behavior</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the key dimensions of psychological safety with their implications:

<p>Creating a safe environment = Encourages speaking up with concerns Establishing trust = Fosters candidness among colleagues Fear of embarrassment = Limits open communication Retribution = Creates barriers to team effectiveness</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following conflict resolution styles with their descriptions:

<p>Accommodating = Focuses on yielding to the needs of the other party Power-based = Focus on coercion rather than cooperation Rights-based = Determines who is correct based on external standards Interests-based = Seeks to satisfy the hopes and values of both parties</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the findings of Google’s 'Project Aristotle' with their conclusions:

<p>Successful teams = Are defined by who is on the team Team effectiveness = Is influenced by how the team works together Psychological safety = Is the most critical factor Team members = Feel safe to express thoughts</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the stages of the conflict cycle with their corresponding descriptions:

<p>Tension Development = Initial buildup of frustration and discomfort Role Dilemma = Conflict over differing responsibilities Collecting Injustice = Gathering evidence of perceived wrongs Confrontation = Direct engagement between conflicting parties</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the characteristics of the operational model of conflict with their definitions:

<p>Key dimensions = Reflect the responses to conflict situations Responses to conflict = Determine outcomes of conflict interaction Conflict situations = Can be managed through structured approaches Team dynamics = Influence the severity of conflicts</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the components of the 3 P's in managing conflict with their meanings:

<p>Participation = Encouraging constructive involvement from all parties Process = Establishing methodologies to resolve conflicts Purpose = Focusing on shared goals to align perspectives Perspective = Understanding individual viewpoints in conflict</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following behaviors with the Situational Leadership Theory styles:

<p>Low directive and high supportive = Supporting High directive and low supportive = Directing High directive and high supportive = Coaching Low directive and low supportive = Delegating</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the components of team dynamics with their outcomes:

<p>Psychological safety = Encourages group interactions Team conflict = Influences member relationships Trust among members = Enhances collaboration Established norms = Guides acceptable behaviors</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the ground rules for promoting healthy conflict with their descriptions:

<p>Active Listening = Striving to understand others' perspectives Open Communication = Expressing thoughts without defensiveness Respecting Viewpoints = Valuing differing opinions in discussions Accountability = Owning one's role in the conflict process</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the stages of individual/team interactions with their implications:

<p>Orientation = Initial understanding of group values Conflict = Divergence of views and opinions Solidarity = Unity among team members Effectiveness = Achievement of team goals</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the insights from the Apostle Paul with their implications for leadership:

<p>Community-Building = Creating inclusive groups across boundaries Crossing Identity Boundaries = Promoting diversity and understanding Entrepreneurial Leadership = Innovating solutions for collective needs Collaborative Approach = Working together to find common ground</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the definitions of power-based, rights-based, and interests-based approaches with their characteristics:

<p>Power-Based = Relies on coercive strategies to resolve disputes Rights-Based = Focuses on legal and authority-driven solutions Interests-Based = Seeks to meet the needs of all parties involved Consensus-Based = Aims for overall agreement among stakeholders</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the descriptions of leadership styles with their suitable team conditions:

<p>Directing = Low competence and high commitment Coaching = Moderate competence but variable commitment Supporting = Higher competence and improving commitment Delegating = High competence and high commitment</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the stages of conflict cycle with their correct order:

<p>Stage 1 = Tension Development Stage 2 = Role Dilemma Stage 3 = Collecting Injustice Stage 4 = Confrontation</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the techniques for resolving disputes with their definitions:

<p>Negotiation = Bargaining to reach a mutually acceptable solution Mediation = Involving a neutral third party to facilitate agreement Arbitration = Submission to a third party for a binding decision Litigation = Resolving disputes through the court system</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the aspects of interests-based conflict resolution with their respective focuses:

<p>Values = Core beliefs guiding decisions Hopes = Aspirations for the future Needs = Essential requirements for satisfaction Desires = Wants that drive behavior</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Values/traditions Conflict

Conflict where individuals disagree on values, principles, or beliefs.

Purpose/goals Conflict

Conflict arising from differing goals or desired outcomes.

Methods/policies Conflict

Conflict arises from disagreements on how to achieve goals or implement plans.

Warfare (Level 4 Conflict)

Conflict escalation level where communication breaks down, and parties believe the other side is unwilling to change.

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Problem-Solving (Win-Win)

A conflict management style that aims to find a mutually beneficial solution through collaboration and open communication.

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Unity-Based Leadership

A leadership style that emphasizes building unity and shared purpose to overcome divisions.

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Relational Transformation

A leadership approach that focuses on transforming relationships within a group to foster trust, accountability, and effective communication.

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Chronically Anxious Family

A family characterized by high emotional reactivity, a tendency to herd members together, blaming others, seeking quick fixes, and lacking clear leadership.

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Self-Differentiation

The ability to define oneself and maintain a sense of self amidst intense emotional reactivity within a group.

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Congregational Mission

The purpose and direction of a congregation, driven by its identity and values, encompassing both individual and societal needs.

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Holistic Mission

The mission of a congregation addresses both individual issues like sin and suffering as well as broader societal problems.

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Timeless and Timely Mission

A mission should stem from timeless biblical principles while also addressing the current needs of the community.

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Maturity (S Curve)

An organization is highly effective and operates at its peak performance. This stage is characterized by stability and optimization.

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Decline (S Curve)

The organization starts to decline due to factors like complacency, lack of innovation, or misalignment. Its effectiveness and performance decrease.

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Death (S Curve)

Without renewal or adaptation, the organization or initiative might cease to exist. The organization can't survive without change.

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Unfreezing (Lewin's Change Model)

The initial stage of Lewin's Change Model, aiming to prepare the organization for change. This involves creating awareness of the need for change and reducing resistance.

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Movement (Lewin's Change Model)

The stage where the actual change occurs. This involves transitioning to the desired state through planned interventions, learning new behaviors, and adopting new processes.

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Refreezing (Lewin's Change Model)

The final stage where the change becomes embedded in the organizational culture, practices, and norms. This involves stabilizing and reinforcing the change.

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Loss (Personal Change Model)

Individuals acknowledge the loss associated with change. This stage includes feeling grief over the familiar.

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Doubt (Personal Change Model)

Individuals question the change and seek information to support their perspective. This stage involves uncertainty and doubt.

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Discomfort (Personal Change Model)

The reality of change sets in, causing unease and discomfort as individuals try to adjust. This stage is crucial because it presents a risk of reverting to earlier stages if overwhelmed.

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Childlikeness and the Kingdom of God

Being childlike in spirit involves living out the Beatitudes, embodying qualities like poverty, gentleness, purity, peacemaking, and righteousness. This attitude allows for a deeper connection to the Kingdom of God.

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Insecure Leadership

Insecure leadership can stem from taking oneself too seriously, leading to defensiveness and fear of criticism. This limits freedom and joy in leading.

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Childlike Spirituality vs. Infantilism

Childlike spirituality, as promoted by Jesus, is not about being immature or childish. It's a mindset of openness, humility, and wonder, allowing for a deeper connection to God and others.

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Childlikeness and Leadership Freedom

A child's perspective is often marked by imagination, wonder, and a focus on the present moment. This perspective can be valuable for leaders, allowing them to embrace creativity, curiosity, and a deeper presence in life.

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Leaders Taking Themselves Too Seriously

Many leaders, like aspiring disciples, can fall into the trap of taking themselves and their positions too seriously, which can lead to insecurity and rigidity.

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The Pitfalls of Seriousness

When leaders become overly serious and competitive, they focus on pleasing others and may compromise their authentic selves. This approach may lead to a loss of joy and genuine connection.

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Childlike Spirituality and Leadership

Childlike spirituality, marked by humility, openness, and wonder, is not a childish state but a powerful way of leading others towards the kingdom of God. It embraces joy, creativity, and a focus on the present.

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Childlikeness as Good News for Leaders

Jesus' call to childlikeness is a source of good news for leaders, encouraging them to embrace playfulness, humility, and openness in their approach, ultimately leading to a more authentic and joyful experience.

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Childlike Leadership and Learning

Being a childlike leader means embracing the joy of learning, being vulnerable, and seeking wisdom with an open heart. This openness allows for a deeper understanding of God and others, leading to more impactful leadership.

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What is the Open Systems Framework?

The Open Systems Framework views organizations as interconnected entities exchanging resources, processes, and outputs with their environment. It emphasizes a constant flow of feedback, facilitating adaptation and improvement.

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Explain Biblical Theology.

Biblical Theology delves into the study of theology within Scripture itself, analyzing its themes, narratives, and messages.

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What is the importance of public ministry and private spaces?

A rhythm of public ministry involves engaging with the community through preaching, teaching, and service. Private spaces are for personal reflection, prayer, and spiritual rejuvenation.

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What are the six graces that Jesus practiced?

Jesus' six graces encompass prayer, fasting, communion, Scripture reading, spiritual conversations, and temple worship. These practices shaped his spiritual life and ministry.

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What is the significance of a small, intimate covenant community?

An intimate covenant community provides a safe and supportive environment for growth and discipleship. Jesus carefully selected his disciples to form a strong bond and shared journey.

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Compromising (Win-Lose or Lose-Win)

A conflict management style where both sides give up something to reach an agreement.

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Avoiding (Lose-Lose)

A conflict management style where parties avoid the conflict entirely.

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Accommodating (Lose-Win)

A conflict resolution approach where one party prioritizes meeting the other party's needs, often to maintain harmony, but may lead to long-term dissatisfaction.

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Power-Based Conflict Resolution

A method of addressing conflict by emphasizing the power dynamics involved. It focuses on who has more control or influence.

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Rights-Based Conflict Resolution

A method of resolving conflict by determining who is 'right' based on established rules or fairness standards.

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Interest-Based Conflict Resolution

A conflict resolution approach that aims to understand and fulfill the underlying needs and interests of each party involved.

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Stage 1: Tension Development

The first stage in the conflict cycle where tensions begin to escalate. This stage involves recognizing the potential for disagreement.

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Stage 2: Role Dilemma

The second stage of conflict where individuals struggle with their roles and responsibilities in the conflict.

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Stage 3: Injustice Collecting

The third stage of the conflict cycle where individuals experience a sense of injustice or unfair treatment. This stage involves gathering evidence and validating feelings of wrongdoing.

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Stage 4: Confrontation

The fourth stage of the conflict cycle where the disagreement becomes overt and explicit. Communication becomes difficult and emotions run high.

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Stage 5: Adjustments

The final stage in the conflict cycle where adjustments are made to address the conflict and restore balance. This stage requires compromise and a willingness to work together.

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Chronically Anxious Families

Families with high emotional reactivity, a tendency to herd members together, blaming others, seeking quick fixes, and lacking clear leadership.

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Identity-Driven Mission

Mission emerging from a congregation’s understanding of its identity, as informed by biblical metaphors such as the body of Christ, the family of God, and the vine and branches.

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Self-Differentiated Leaders

Leaders who define who they are and where they stand in the midst of intense emotional reactivity within an organization, are able to self-manage their emotions and reflect on their role in team dynamics.

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Holistic Framework For Theological Reflection

The four elements (biblical authority, historical insights, intellectual rigor, and personal application) form a dynamic framework for theological reflection and decision-making. This model promotes a holistic approach to leadership by integrating faith-based principles with critical thinking and practical application.

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Image-Bearing Likeness

Every individual possesses inherent dignity, creativity, and the capacity for leadership that aligns with God's purposes. This potential is realized through practicing virtues such as love, joy, peace, patience, and humility, which are essential for effective leadership.

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Human Fallenness and Transformation

Leaders must acknowledge the reality of human brokenness and fallenness. This understanding fosters humility and empathy, recognizing the need for continuous growth and reliance on God's grace. Leaders are called to embrace the process of transformation into Christlikeness, which involves aligning one's life with kingdom values, cultivating Christlike character, and prioritizing service over personal gain.

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Use of Self In Leadership

Leaders must be aware of themselves (intrapersonal), others (interpersonal), and the context (organizational effectiveness) to act effectively. This awareness involves understanding one's impact, intentions, and how to bring out the best in others while contributing to the organization's success.

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Serving God's Purpose

The heart of leadership involves serving God's purpose by prioritizing others and the greater good. This means dedicating oneself to serving others and seeking kingdom values rather than personal advancement.

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Group Norms

Shared rules and expectations that guide behavior and interactions in a group, contributing to the group's effectiveness.

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Psychological Safety

Involves creating an environment where team members feel safe to share ideas, concerns, and mistakes without fear of judgment or punishment.

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Project Aristotle Finding

Google's research revealed that psychological safety is the key factor for team success, even more important than individual talent.

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Tuckman's Stages of Team Development

Stages of team development: Orientation, Conflict, Solidarity, and Individuality/Interdependence.

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Situational Leadership Theory

Leadership styles adapting to team readiness, including Directing, Coaching, Supporting, and Delegating.

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Operational Model of Conflict

A model that examines dimensions and responses to conflict situations, focusing on key aspects like perceptions, emotions, and behaviors.

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Directing Leadership

A leadership style where the leader provides specific directions and supervises closely.

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Coaching Leadership

A leadership style where the leader offers guidance and support while involving the team.

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Delegating Leadership

A leadership style where the leader empowers the team to work autonomously.

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