https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo What does our response to conflict say about us? Respond to the prompt using textual evidence. Provide ACADEMIC FEEDBACK to at least five peers. Any off topic or funny remarks will result in an infraction. en-us 2018-03-23 14:09:55 UTC 2018-03-23 21:05:10 UTC hello@padlet.com jocobo01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245657522 Our response to conflict says many things about human beings. For one, it shows how we can often discriminate. In the blast "Conflict in Communities", the author writes, "Even worse, they often discriminate in favor of their own group, and expect that fellow group members will do the same for them. The belief that one’s own tribe, ethnic group, nation, or culture is superior to other groups is known as “ethnocentrism.”  As you can see, many people will favor a certain group over another because of things such as race, religion, or nationality. Though we can react negatively to conflict, some humans react in a positive way. For example, some groups of people will come together and face the conflict as a whole. This can be found in paragraph eight of the blast "Conflict in Communities", "This tendency sometimes causes people to band together in the face of conflict." This is how most people SHOULD act, but many do not. Overall, people react to conflict in many positive and negative ways.  ]]> 2018-03-23 20:15:19 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245657522 auharp01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245657640 Our response to conflict says that we will prefer someone more than another, based on things that we have in common. In paragraph two it says, "Almost all people tend to favor their own “in group,” and look with contempt on other “out groups.” Even worse, they often discriminate in favor of their own group, and expect that fellow group members will do the same for them." Also, in paragraph four it says, "Scientists have found that many people discriminate when they are randomly assigned to completely meaningless groups (such as “Group X” and "Group Y”), or even when they are separated by a coin flip. In one study, participants were shown two paintings and then divided into groups based on their preference for one artist or the other. When participants were later asked to give money to others in the study, they consistently gave more money to the people in their group." This shows that we prefer people with similar interests, and might even dislike someone with different interests. All in all, we are very quick to judge just based on things that are different than us. ]]> 2018-03-23 20:15:53 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245657640 almart01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245657886 Honesty, it just shows that we are really head strong. We always go to war when there is a problem and we never just think, this is dumb,. Its not bad that we always go to war buts its definitely not good. To back up my response I used evidence from the Blast. The evidence being found in paragraph eight when it says ,"Scientists have found that many people discriminate when they are randomly assigned to completely meaningless groups (such as “Group X” and "Group Y”), or even when they are separated by a coin flip.". That statement shows that we usually are on our side just because its our side and we don't take time to realize what is actually happening.]]> 2018-03-23 20:17:13 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245657886 arvelo01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245657964 Our response to conflict says a lot about us as humans. When we respond to conflict, we normally take the side of argument we agree with the most, especially with people we know. This is proved in the text, where it states in the 4th paragraph, "When participants were later asked to give money to others in the study, they consistently gave more money to the people in their group. These studies suggest that we are quick to show preference toward a person who is one of us and to discriminate against a person from another group." Also, when we agree with people, it brings us closer because it would one more thing we have in common, but as the text also says, taking sides can also drive people apart.]]> 2018-03-23 20:17:38 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245657964 arnick01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658136 Our response to conflict says we tend to prefer something over another based on our own opinion, and judge others who don't agree. This can be applied to anything politics, sports, religions, music, etc. Based on what the text states, people tend to prefer something based on their own opinion, and then look at things from an "us vs. them" perspective. It just shows that we tend to let our own point of view interfere with understanding someone else's point of view.]]> 2018-03-23 20:18:13 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658136 brdele01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658194 The way we respond about conflict says a lot about us. It shows that human beings can be very harsh and discriminate many others. As in the blast it states that 'The belief that one’s own tribe, ethnic group, nation, or culture is superior to other groups is known as “ethnocentrism.”  This shows that we are all quick to judge each other based on other people or other groups.]]> 2018-03-23 20:18:27 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658194 dagarc04 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658246 The way we respond to things is bias. Many things should be changed about that.Preference tears apart our nation. Many people that are bias have often lead to discriminating others, or a feeling of superiority,ethnocentrism, in the 2nd paragraph of our blast. This stems to war. Hitler killed is many innocent people just for the sake of discrimination and being bias towards a race, or in this case antisemitism. World War made us scared, especially after Pearl Harbor. Innocent Japanese people came to America looking for a better life just to be thrown in an concentration camp for their race. Based on the understanding Americans back than have completely thrown off every cliche "don't judge a book by it's cover" messages out the window.  To wrap this up, in the Blast: "Conflict in Communities" it states,"These studies suggest that we are quick to show preference toward a person who is one of us and to discriminate against a person from another group". So in conclusion, the way we respond to things is too biased and leads to more conflicts.]]> 2018-03-23 20:18:45 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658246 aatayl01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658274 Our response to conflict shows that at sometimes human beings can be really picky or discriminative. According to the blast Conflict in Communities, in paragraph eight is says "Scientists have found that many people discriminate when they are randomly assigned to completely meaningless groups (such as “Group X” and "Group Y”), or even when they are separated by a coin flip." This just shows how fast we all are to change our opinions on something or someone based on the group that they are in.]]> 2018-03-23 20:18:51 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658274 camill03 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658449 The way we respond about  conflict shows that us humans can really discriminate  against other people, or races. For example in paragraph 2 its states that "Even worse, they often discriminate in favor of their own group, and expect that fellow group members will do the same for them". Its shows that we judge people when we don't even know who they are.

]]> 2018-03-23 20:19:47 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658449 dodixo01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658666
Our response to conflict shows many things about us as human beings from how violent we can be to how scared we may be. The way we respond to conflict sometimes shows and/or brings out the hate in us. One great example of this is during World War one Germany and Italy felt like they gained anything in the treaty of Versailles and because of the anger citizens felt, both countries let and wanted the dictators that rose, being Hitler and Mussolini, to rule their countries so therefor because of the conflict of WWl that still lingered WWll started. Some evidence from the text that supports this idea as well  is in paragraph 8 it states "Scientists have found that many people discriminate when they are randomly assigned to completely meaningless groups (such as “Group X” and "Group Y”), or even when they are separated by a coin flip." this discrimination that takes place is another horrible side affect of conflict I.E. the holocaust. Because Hitlers conflict involved the Jews he discriminated them and had them mass murdered.In conclusion, the way humans response to conflict is sub par from OK and without change history would always repeat itself. ]]> 2018-03-23 20:20:42 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658666 laseel01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658785 Our way we respond to conflict shows a lot about human beings.For example we respond to people that are " different´´ then us. Or we are to quick to judge. According to the blast it said´´ Scientists have found that many people discriminate when they are are assigned to completely meaningless groups´´ Sometimes the way we respond to conflicts brings out the best and or worst in people. Also the way we respond to conflicts can also say things about who we are truly. ]]> 2018-03-23 20:21:21 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658785 dehern01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658795 Our response to conflict can show and say many things about us and what we stand for. One for example, is how we react to having two different groups, the group we are in (ingroup) and the groups you are not incorporated in (outgroups) as "Conflict in Community" called them. That article also stated that " many people discriminate when they are randomly assigned to completely meaningless groups" They create conflict because of the group they are placed in even when there is no reason to argue. This can actually show a good thing because it shows that we stand up for our team and are more trustworthy toward them. On the other hand, it is not good because it separates us as humans. We may be seen as something different because we are in a different race or maybe even completely overlooked because of our ethnicity but we in the end are all humans. Engaging in the conflict can show that a person wants to defend what they believe in while not being part of conflict can mean that a person just doesn't want to start problems.]]> 2018-03-23 20:21:27 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658795 amkeec01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658852 Our response to conflict says various things about us.  It can reveal our moral qualities or our traits.  For example, if someone fears conflict then they lack the quality of courage.  If you quarrel with someone about a topic and you defend your side then you are fighting for what you believe in.  In the text it gives the example that people often argue over politics. You have your own opinions and this may create conflict in groups.  If you chose to learn from the conflict and try to resolve it, then it shows you are supportive to other groups and friendly. In summary, our reaction to conflict shows what we believe in.]]> 2018-03-23 20:21:42 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658852 dagarc01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658875 In my opinion the way humans respond to conflict says a lot of different things about our character. In the background in its fourth paragraph it states that,¨Scientists have found that many people discriminate when they are randomly assigned to completely meaningless groups (such as “Group X” and "Group Y”), or even when they are separated by a coin flip¨, if a person is able to respond to conflict without discriminating, this shows that that person is peaceful and tries to solve problems without using violence or causing pain.If someone responds to conflict by discriminating it shows that that person is judgmental and unfair towards others that do not agree with them.]]> 2018-03-23 20:21:46 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658875 jusalc01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658900 In my opinion what our response  to conflict say's about us is many thing's for starters it show's us a lot about human beings. For example the way respond to people is always different for some it's because they are quick to judge you due to religion and more ]]> 2018-03-23 20:21:55 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658900 tylabr01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658976 The response we have to conflict can say numerous things about us as people. One thing it says about us is how much we care about others and ourselves. To clarify, normally people respond to disagreements with hate or neutrality. These are two of the ways people react to conflict. If you respond with anger it shows that you are a more aggressive person with an approach that follows as such. Then there are people who respond to conflict neutrally, meaning they don't necessarily take a side but try to put an end to conflict. In addition, there are always the people who don't do anything and don't care what so ever. This shows that the person is selfish, I say this because conflict usually deals with multiple groups/people. Like it states in the text, people tend to side with groups/people by using favoritism. So if somebody sees that somebody relatable is in trouble or in the midst of conflict they help that group. They do this because they can relate to that group/person so they want to make sure they have support because they are fighting for the same cause. An example of this can be found in both of the World Wars. In these acts of conflict were the Allies. These allies were countries who sided with each other in war. They did this because, as I stated, they can relate and are fighting for the same thing. So, the people who chose not tot do anything or not to care at all are selfish because they chose to play it safe rather than to help others. In conclusion, the way you respond to conflict can say a lot about you the character you express.]]> 2018-03-23 20:22:17 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245658976 trflor01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659086 Our response to conflict shows a few things about us. To begin with, our response to conflict shows that humans are quick to discriminate. In a conflict there is typically two sides. When someone chooses a side, they tend to completely discriminate the other side. To support this, in the blast, paragraph four states, "Scientists have found that many people discriminate when they are randomly assigned to completely meaningless groups..." While this is one way, another way humans respond can be in a positive way. When it comes to your side of a conflict, people tend to get along and come together. This gives people a sense of community and can bring people with similar interests together. I know this because paragraph one of the blast says, "Groups of people who share similar interests and attitudes produce feelings of community." Finally, our response to conflict can make us feel more superior than others. As stated in the blast, this is known as "ethnocentrism." To conclude, we as humans react to conflict with discrimination, coming together, and feeling superior to others.]]> 2018-03-23 20:22:58 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659086 dywils01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659112 Our response to conflict shows  who we are truly are as people. To expand, our response to a conflict shows whether someone is the type of person who goes straight to fighting or the type that tries to resolve the problem peacefully. For example, in World War 2 England and France tried to resolve the conflict of Hitler invading other countries peacefully by trying to negotiate a deal. Hitler lying and continuing to expand Germany and break other treaties  shows that he is a horrible person. Paragraph 8 of the text says, " Scientists have found that many people discriminate when they are randomly assigned to completely meaningless groups...These studies suggest that we are quick to show preference toward a person who is one of us and to discriminate against a person from another group." Whether or not you think you view all other people equally, be it religiously, politically, or ethnically, conflict can band people together or break them apart and shows who you are as a person.]]> 2018-03-23 20:23:05 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659112 befalc01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659194 Our response to conflict can show who we are as a person. To clarify, what I mean by this is people tend to be afraid of conflict because they don't want to find out they're incorrect in their belief. As said in the blast called "Conflict in Communities" it states in paragraph two, "However, along with joining a group , quarreling also seems to be a basic human trait."  This statement to me is pretty much saying that even though joining a group will give you a "feeling of community" people also argue a lot. ]]> 2018-03-23 20:23:28 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659194 emwall01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659247 Our response to conflict shows a lot about what certain things human beings believe in and how strong they are about it. For example in the text "Conflict in Communities"  it stated, "People tend to favor their own 'in group,' and look with contempt on other 'out groups'." People discriminate things very fast and sometimes turn to violence to handle the disagreements they might have with other people about that topic. While others can be neutral with the situation and can handle it calmly. Also, in the text it stated, "People who share similar interests and attitudes produce feelings of community." Humans tend to get along with people who like similar things to them. All in all, people's reactions on conflicts depends on their backgrounds.]]> 2018-03-23 20:23:44 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659247 junguy01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659283 Our response to conflict shows a lot about our character, and who we are. For example, humans tend to resort to violence without thinking before they do something, while others are smart and make meaningful decisions, but just through violence. This shows that some people are thoughtless and don't act before they think, while others are thoughtful and know whether or not violence is necessary. And sometimes, fighting / war is just necessary. For instance, the World Wars and many others that have occurred in the past. They have all benefited us and our freedom and rights some type of way. To add on, according to the text, there is a lot of conflict in communities. Based off of the text, people tend to choose their own group over others. For example, "outgroups" and "ingroups".]]> 2018-03-23 20:23:52 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659283 japome01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659291 Our response to conflict shows that us people have an opinion and argue against the ones that do not agree. In every conflict there is always two sides. When a group of people all believe the same thing it tends to bring them together and groups people with similar ideas or interest. In paragraph 4 it states ¨These studies suggest that we are quick to show preference toward a person who is one of us and to discriminate against a person from another group.¨ Obviously people will agree to others that agree with your opinion and the ones that disagree will argue and create conflict. ]]> 2018-03-23 20:23:55 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659291 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659531 Our response to conflict says a lot about us. If you are touched then different people will do different things. If those quiet people were touched then they wouldn't do anything but others may confront that other or start even more commotion. Our actions and attitude really determine who we are. The first paragraph says "Groups of people who share similar interests and attitudes produce feelings of community." This fully pertains to the context of people being determined by actions and attitude.]]> 2018-03-23 20:25:04 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659531 arfong01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659607 Our response to conflict shows a lot about our mentality, and who we are. For instance, when humans don't agree on something either one of them will get upset that one of them doesn't think they are right. We all have our own opinion, but humans have a quick reaction and discriminate against another. "These studies suggest that we are quick to show preference toward a person who is one of us and to discriminate against a person from another group". This tells me that we are rapid to judge an other's opinion, with humans discriminating about our choice or opinions this can cause us to break apart as a community. ]]> 2018-03-23 20:25:29 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659607 cohill02 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659619 Our response to conflict says a lot about who we are as humans, how we feel and act in situations and just who we are in general. Us as humans are separated into curtain groups for example race, religion, etc. From this separation we gain major conflict between one another. Discrimination is a huge issue between these groups, an example of discrimination is back in the early 1900's African Americans were treated unfairly because we were separated in a group. There were conflict between races heavily for A long period of time, while there still is in other areas of the world heavily, in curtain countries, but not as it used to be in America, or at least as much as it used to be. It states in paragraph 9 of the text "Conflict in Communities" "You will explore the parallel stories of a young woman and a young boy. The young women was placed in a death camp solely because she was Jewish, and the boy, like several million other German children, was swept into the ranks of a fanatical Nazi youth group." This shows an example of two groups in conflict and genocide was proceeded by one group against the other. It also states in paragraph 2 "Even worse, they often discriminate in favor of their own group, and expect that fellow group members will do the same for them. The belief that one’s own tribe, ethnic group, nation, or culture is superior to other groups is known as “ethnocentrism.” Some examples of ingroups and outgroups include:" this is why discrimination is at work between these groups. This says for us, that humans are two split from one another and leaves pain mentally and physically on both groups and this will continue unless we learn how to accept one another and come back together.]]> 2018-03-23 20:25:31 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659619 icaraf01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659822 What does our response to conflict say about us? Our response to conflict says tells other people that either were we are discriminators or we don't care about what they do. also i have evidence from P8   "Scientists have found that many people discriminate when they are randomly assigned to completely meaningless groups (such as “Group X” and "Group Y”), or even when they are separated by a coin flip."  also from the 8th paragraph "In one study, participants were shown two paintings and then divided into groups based on their preference for one artist or the other. When participants were later asked to give money to others in the study, they consistently gave more money to the people in their group.". lastly, people sometimes just like their ingroup.]]> 2018-03-23 20:26:27 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659822 johinc01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659926 What the response to conflict says about us is that it can show how we are as people. Human beings can be discriminating.  In paragraph eight it stated, " Scientist have found that many people discriminate when they are randomly assigned to completely meaningless groups (such as "Group X" and "Group Y.") Also a trait people have are quarreling. People can quarrel to different groups or to their groups. People are separated into different groups such as, families, teams, religions, and nations.]]> 2018-03-23 20:26:59 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245659926 jemars01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245660608 My response is that its our opinion to say what we want to say and we all are humans their should not be no difference ]]> 2018-03-23 20:30:28 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245660608 kacort01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245660649 In my opinion what our response to conflict say's about us is lot about human beings. For example the way respond to people is always different]]> 2018-03-23 20:30:39 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245660649 kacort01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245661203 In my opinion what our response to conflict say's about us is it show's us a lot about human beings. For example the way respond to people is always different]]> 2018-03-23 20:33:39 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245661203 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245661230 2018-03-23 20:33:49 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245661230 resapp01 https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245662436 Our response to conflict says a lot about us. If you are tapped by another person then different people will have different reactions. If those quiet people were touched then they wouldn't do anything but others may confront that other or start even more commotion. Our actions and attitude really determine who we are. The first paragraph says "Groups of people who share similar interests and attitudes produce feelings of community." This fully pertains to the context of people being determined by actions and attitude.]]> 2018-03-23 20:42:16 UTC https://padlet.com/tsadler1/79r25s56dmyo/wish/245662436