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What is your conflict repair style?

Conflicts happen—repair is what makes relationships resilient. This quiz helps you spot your go-to conflict repair style, from soothing and validating to problem-solving and boundary-setting. Use the ...

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What you’ll learn about your repair style

Repair attempts can look like humor, reassurance, taking space, or jumping into solutions—each can help or hurt depending on timing. This quiz maps your default moves so you can repair faster and with less guesswork.

You’ll answer in an easy multiple-choice format with 4 options per question and no timer, so you can reflect instead of rushing. Choose your preferred question count and difficulty before starting to match your time and comfort level.

Skills you’ll practice

Recognizing patterns is the first step to changing them. As you play, you’ll practice noticing triggers, naming needs, and choosing repair steps that fit the moment.

  • Identifying your “first move” after a disagreement (explain, withdraw, soothe, fix)
  • Distinguishing reassurance needs from problem-solving needs
  • Timing repairs: when to pause vs when to re-engage
  • Using clearer language for accountability and boundaries
  • Spotting what helps you feel safe enough to reconnect

Common pitfalls (and how to avoid them)

Many couples get stuck because they use the right repair tool at the wrong time—like offering solutions when your partner wants empathy, or taking space without a clear return plan. Another common snag is assuming your partner’s repair style should match yours, which can turn good intentions into more friction.

How the difficulty stays balanced

This quiz is Mixed difficulty, blending straightforward scenarios with more nuanced, emotionally complex situations. That balance helps you build confidence early while still challenging you to think about context, tone, and follow-through as you progress.

Sample questions

After an argument, what is your first instinct?

  • A.Reach out to apologize
  • B.Ignore the issue
  • C.Blame my partner
  • D.Talk to a friend

How do you typically feel after resolving a conflict?

  • A.Relieved and connected
  • B.Bitter and resentful
  • C.Indifferent
  • D.More confused

What do you generally prefer to do to reconnect?

  • A.Have a heart-to-heart conversation
  • B.Watch TV together
  • C.Go out with friends
  • D.Sleep it off

Quiz FAQ

How many questions are in this quiz?

This quiz has 199 questions that explore different ways people repair after conflict.

Is this quiz timed?

No—there’s no timer. Each question has 4 options so you can answer at your own pace.

Can I choose the number of questions and the difficulty?

Yes. Pick your question count and difficulty on the start panel before you begin.

What does “conflict repair style” mean?

It’s your typical way of reconnecting after tension—like seeking reassurance, taking space, apologizing, or focusing on solutions.

Will this quiz tell me what my partner’s style is too?

It focuses on your responses, but you can share the quiz with your partner and compare results for a clearer match.

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Aký je váš štýl opravy konfliktov?Slovenčina
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Jaký je váš styl opravy konfliktů?Čeština

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