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Bargaining between unions and corporations or public sector agencies, rather than daily interactions or bargaining between employees and their managers, can be called:
Self-Esteem
An individual's subjective evaluation of their own worth, including beliefs about oneself and emotional states.
Need For Cognition
A personality trait that denotes a person's love for and engagement in thinking, problem-solving, and complex discussions.
Psychological Reactance Theory
A motivational theory proposing that when people feel their freedom to choose is being limited, they are motivated to regain that freedom.
Regulatory Fit
A state of congruence or compatibility between an individual's regulatory orientation (e.g., promotion or prevention focus) and the task or goal at hand.
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