The Inaction Mediation Strategy Involves

question 62

Multiple Choice

The inaction mediation strategy involves

• A) mediator application of rewards and inducements to entice the parties into making concessions and agreements.
• B) trying to force the parties to reduce their levels of aspiration in the absence of perceived potential for an integrative resolution.
• C) assisting the parties to engage in integrative exchange,as they would in win-win negotiation in the mediator's absence.
• D) standing back from the dispute,leaving the parties to work things out on their own.
• E) The inaction mediation strategy involves all of the above.

Understand the use of the indirect approach for refusing claims and delivering bad news.

Identify the goals and guidelines for delivering bad news effectively.

Recognize when it is unnecessary to respond to unsolicited proposals.

Understand the importance of tone and clarity when closing a negative message.

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