Which of the following conflict resolution techniques involves pushing a single viewpoint at the expense of others?

Smoothing involves minimizing or downplaying differences while emphasizing areas of agreement to reduce tension, not pushing a single viewpoint.

Forcing, or competing, is a win-lose conflict resolution strategy where one party pursues their own concerns at the expense of others, using their position or power to push through their own solution. This technique results in one party getting their way while the other parties' viewpoints are disregarded, effectively pushing a single viewpoint.

Confronting, or problem-solving, involves discussing the conflict directly to find a mutually acceptable solution, not pushing a single viewpoint.

Avoiding involves withdrawing from the conflict or postponing the issue, effectively ignoring it rather than pushing a specific viewpoint.