When Considering Principled Negotiation, Keeping Focus on the Issues Even

question 37

Multiple Choice

When considering principled negotiation, keeping focus on the issues even when people become upset, frustrated, and even angry is an example of

• A) separating people from the problem.
• B) being honest and forthright.
• C) focusing on interests, not positions.
• D) inventing options for mutual gain.
• E) using objective criteria.

Distinguish between the steps involved in various change processes and models.

Recognize the importance of internal and external forces in organizational change.

Understand the significance of the patient's or individual's belief in the success of change.

Identify the stages in Rogers's five-stage diffusion of innovations model.

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