The Myth of the "Fixed Pie" in Negotiations Refers to the _____

question 95

Multiple Choice

The myth of the "fixed pie" in negotiations refers to the _____.

• A) overconfidence of a party by ignoring the other party's needs
• B) assumption that in order for you to gain the other person must give something up
• C) error that occurs when parties don't really make themselves understood to each other
• D) error that occurs when parties fail to listen well enough to understand what each other is saying
• E) error that occurs when a negotiator is too quick to assume that he or she understands well the negotiator from a different culture

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