What Are the Three Phases of Crisis Negotiation

question 66

Multiple Choice

What are the three phases of crisis negotiation?

• A) internal, external, and post-crisis
• B) buildup, acute, and resolution
• C) pre-incident, intra-incident, and post-incident
• D) organizational, task-related, and external

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