Negotiators Who Make Threats

question 71

Multiple Choice

Negotiators who make threats

• A) are perceived as more powerful than negotiators who do not use threats.
• B) receive higher outcomes than negotiators who do not use threats.
• C) are perceived as more cooperative in distributive negotiations.
• D) should use detailed,complex statements of demands,conditions and consequences.
• E) All of the above describe negotiators who make threats.

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