In Johnson's Personal Styles for Addressing Conflict, the Fox Represents

question 28

Multiple Choice

In Johnson's personal styles for addressing conflict, the fox represents:

• A) The compromiser
• B) The aggressor
• C) One who withdraws in order to avoid conflicts
• D) One who values the relationship with the opponent much more than achieving his own goals

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