Positional Negotiation Is Different from Principled Negotiation in That It

question 12

Multiple Choice

Positional negotiation is different from principled negotiation in that it involves

• A) one group gives up something while the other gains something.
• B) groups battling over the same ground in a recurring fashion.
• C) setting precedents for which group gives up something.
• D) reluctance to give up one's position.
• E) the possibility of forming an alliance with another group.

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