A nurse is teaching conflict-resolution strategies to a group of teen mothers at risk for violence. Which statement by a participant indicates understanding?
A.
"Friends of mine have said they would be willing to help in a crisis."
B.
"If good communication doesn't solve the problem, I will leave."
C.
"If we can't settle our differences, we will have to start talking all over again."
D.
"My mother can help my boyfriend and me resolve a conflict."
ANS: B
Successful conflict resolution strategies enable the teen to remain calm and safe. If communication and respect do not work to resolve the conflict, the teen should remove herself from the situation. The other statements do not show that the teen has understood this message.
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