Resources Are More Useful as Instruments of Power to the Extent

question 5

Multiple Choice

Resources are more useful as instruments of power to the extent they are highly valued by participants in the negotiation. Which of the following is not a resource of organizational context?

• A) Critical services, in repairs, upkeep, and technical support.
• B) Stress, in imposing deadlines, and increasing workloads.
• C) Supplies, in the form of materials, components, and parts.
• D) Human capital in available labour supply, staff, and temporary help.

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Definitions:

Dying Stage

The final phase of an individual’s life cycle, marked by the gradual cessation of bodily functions leading to death.

Opiates

Natural or synthetic drugs derived from or resembling opium, typically used for pain relief but also known for their potential for addiction.

Double Effect

When an action (such as administering opiates) has both a positive effect (relieving a terminally ill person’s pain) and a negative effect (hastening death by suppressing respiration).

Slow Respiration

A decreased rate of breathing, which can be a sign of good health under certain conditions, such as during sleep or relaxation.