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What strategy can help mitigate the risk of acting out during conflict resolution?

Ignore the behavior
Maintain an imposing demeanor
Establishing firm limits
Use ambiguous language

The correct answer is: Establishing firm limits

Establishing firm limits is an effective strategy for mitigating the risk of acting out during conflict resolution. By setting clear boundaries, you create a structured environment where individuals involved in the conflict understand what behaviors are acceptable and what are not. This clarity helps prevent escalation, as participants are aware of the expectations and consequences of their actions. When firm limits are in place, it encourages individuals to manage their emotions and responses more effectively because they know there will be boundaries guiding their interaction. In situations where emotions run high, having established limits can allow for a calmer atmosphere where constructive dialogue can occur, rather than descending into impulsive or harmful actions. This strategy promotes accountability and supports maintaining a focus on resolution rather than conflict.