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Darla, Peggy, Franz, and Buck are all Seniors at Elk 

Creek High School. On Tuesday, the four students 

arrived at school and realized that they all had 

forgotten to complete their Psychology homework. 

Upon their realization, they decided to go to the 

schools garden to work on the homework together. 

These students are definitely Type B individuals. 

They are all very kind, easy going individuals, but 

when it comes to school work, they aren't very 

concerned with completing their assignments when 

their supposed to.

It is now 8:00 a.m. and Darla and Peggy are becoming very 

stressed out and aggravated with Franz and Buck because 

they aren't doing any of the work. There are 40 questions 

that need to be completed within 35 minutes, because class 

will be starting at 8:45, and they need to get to class. So 

they turn to tell the boys, "if you two can't help us, then 

y'all can get a zero and fail the class on your own." Buck and 

Franz immediately realize that the girls aren't playing with 

them, and they sit down to help them rush to finish.

So their conflict situation is (Approach-Avoidance) because 

they have the choice to complete the homework, and get a 

good grade ... or choose not to complete the homework and 

receive a zero, which will lower their grade as a whole.

It is now 8:45, and the four students have finally made 

it to class. They are all relieved from the overwhelming 

stress of scrambling to complete their homework. Upon 

their arrival, Mr. Webb explains to the class that he 

isn't at all prepared for class today and last nights 

homework will now be due the following day. Darla, 

Peggy, Franz, and Buck all look at each other in 

disbelieve, but they all know that their stress-free 

from worrying about homework that night. 

(The students chose to compromise and all agree to 

work together to complete the homework so that they 

wouldn't receive a bad grade. Although the situation 

was very stressful, as a team they pulled together and 

got the work done.)

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