The Comparative Method of Analysis

question 3

Multiple Choice

The comparative method of analysis

• A) involves looking at similarities,but not differences,between states.
• B) involves looking at both similarities and differences between states.
• C) is not used in the study of contemporary international relations,though it is important in the study of philosophy.
• D) is not used in the study of contemporary international relations,though it is important in the study of history.

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Definitions:

Accommodating

A conflict management style in which one cooperates with the other party while not asserting one’s own interests.

Cooperates

To work or act together towards a common goal or purpose.

Asserting Interests

The act of clearly and confidently making one's desires or needs known, often in the context of negotiation or conflict resolution.

Competing Style

A conflict resolution approach where one puts their own interests above everyone else's to win.