Caving in to Someone Else's Point of View in Order

question 15

Multiple Choice

Caving in to someone else's point of view in order to keep the peace even though you do not agree with it is an example of a:

• A) win-win situation.
• B) lose-lose situation.
• C) lose-win situation.
• D) consensus.
• E) mutual compromise.

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